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Noir Divin

Marca
Stendhal
4.11 de 5
180 votos

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Descripción

Noir Divin by Stendhal is an oriental floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2011, this composition features top notes of elemi, white cedar extract and bergamot; a heart of cacao, black rose, cinnamon and geranium; and a base blending tonka bean, amber, cashmere wood, Peru balsam, labdanum, patchouli and musk.

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Cuándo llevarla (votos)

  • Invierno 45%
  • Primavera 9.7%
  • Verano 5.2%
  • Otoño 40%
  • Día 42%
  • Noche 58%

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Comunidad

180 votos

  • Positivo 83%
  • Negativo 14%
  • Neutral 2.2%

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Características

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Longevidad

Escasa

Débil

Moderada

Duradera

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Estela

Suave

Moderada

Pesada

Enorme

Género

Femenino

Unisex femenino

Unisex

Unisex masculino

Masculino

Precio

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8 reseñas

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  • I tried this perfume a few days ago and it is truly impressive. The opening is fresh and rosy; as I’m not a fan of roses, for a moment I thought it wasn’t for me. But while walking, the rose turned into chocolate with the rose in the background and a touch of tonka bean. The dry-down recalls Tom Ford Black Orchid and lasts for many hours. Without a doubt, it deserves a try.

  • juliethcera

    When I saw the bottle, it caught my attention: it’s a showstopper, pure elegance. I tried it, found it delicious, and paid for it without a second thought; the small presentation cost me 200,000 pesos and I never regretted it. It’s sexy and elegant; as soon as you put it on, you feel the strong opening of the bergamot. After half an hour, the beauty of the black rose and cocoa with its touch of cinnamon enters, all very sweet and delicious, like an elixir. People always tell me how good I smell. In the end, it’s very powdery and the musk is noticeable. I’m completely in love, so much so that I only use it for special occasions. It’s a delight, absolutely worth it, and as soon as it runs out, I’ll be buying another. It’s for a young or older woman, sophisticated with a sexy touch.

  • Finally, I bought it and I have no regrets. The opening is black rose with chocolate: a dark, calm rose, nothing as loud as Lancôme’s, which stays in the background for about half an hour. Then it settles into an amber with tonka bean, which is wonderful. Whenever I wear it, people ask what I’m wearing. Aside from the initial rose, which isn’t really my thing, the rest is magnificent. I’ve worn it with Le Parfum by Lalique cream underneath, and the result is a sweeter, more vanilla amber that I adore. If I want the chocolate to last longer, I apply a flake of Tom Ford Black Orchid, let it dry, and then apply this perfume on top. You’ll be in the clouds. Le Parfum, Black Orchid, and Noir Divin combine for something spectacular.

  • It’s hot chocolate, with a powerful opening in the style of Tía María that later transforms into something unique. Although the description classifies it as Oriental Floral, I don’t smell the flowers. The cocoa, tonka bean, amber, and a pinch of cinnamon clearly place it as a true Oriental Spiced or Gourmand. It’s not that cheap candy gourmand; here there is an intense, delicious hot chocolate, with first-quality raw materials and zero synthetics. It is an undervalued and quite unknown jewel.

  • The STENDHAL brand, founded by Jeanne Piaubert in honour of the writer Stendhal, was born from the fusion of literature and high-end cosmetics. Chemical engineer Piaubert revolutionised the industry in the 1920s and led the brand for 80 years before joining the Bogart Group. Noir Divin draws its universe from ‘The Red and the Black’: a blend of black woods and velvety, sensual roses. The opening screams quality and exquisiteness. It is sweet, warm, enveloping, and amorous. Although the description says floral, I perceive it as very woody. It is unisex, in that line of high perfumery where gender doesn’t matter, similar to Valentino Uomo or Dior Homme. I would place it in the Oriental Gourmand family: addictive and delicious, far from current praline gourmands. It evolves to reveal a shy, discreet rose. I don’t smell the aniseed elemi, cedar, or geranium, but I do feel the magic of the woods, oriental balms and sweets: amber, patchouli, Peru balsam, and tonka bean. Deep, velvety woody notes. The dry-down recalls magical ointments in imperial palaces, in the style of Armani Privé or Annick Goutal. Excellent performance, high trail and longevity. It is a divine black for a night of masks and palaces.

  • It’s like hot chocolate, with a powerful opening in the style of Tía María that later transforms into something unique. Although the description classifies it as Oriental Floral, I don’t smell the flowers. The cocoa, tonka bean, amber, and a pinch of cinnamon clearly place it as a true Oriental Spiced or Gourmand. It’s not that cheap candy gourmand; here there is an intense, delicious hot chocolate, with first-quality raw materials and zero synthetics. It is an undervalued and quite unknown jewel.

  • I bought it blind and absolutely love the fragrance, although the performance leaves something to be desired. If you’re looking for realistic chocolate, nothing synthetic like Yes I Am Delicious, Noir Divin is a great commercial option (there are many more in niche). On my skin, it doesn’t evolve much; what I smell most is the cocoa, a light touch of spiced cinnamon and a shy rose in the background. I don’t detect the geranium. At first, it might smell of bergamot, but that fades within five minutes. What remains is a 65% dark chocolate: neither super bitter nor super sweet, with a powdery and elegant touch, almost vintage. Performance: it lasted 6-7 hours but was very faint, hard to detect. The trail is VERY soft, barely a whiff. I use it for the office in autumn-winter because others don’t notice it, ideal for quiet mornings. Perhaps my bottle is reformulated (mine is silver, the photo is gold), as the intensity isn’t what I’d expect for a night perfume. In summary: niche quality, decent skin longevity, but a disappointing trail. Unlike what is said about its similarity to Xerjoff’s Bouquet Ideale (which smells of spices and nutmeg), for me it’s simply bitter chocolate with soft cinnamon.

  • jerry drake

    Ideal for those seeking something subtly amber with a spiced and patchouli touch. It’s unisex and reveals its character quickly: at first, the resins and cedar stand out over the cinnamon and cocoa, leaving a balsamic base clinging to the skin. Over time, it becomes more oriental and intimate. For me, it’s almost a waste, yet it never feels heavy or unpleasant thanks to a perfect dosage. It’s not a common scent, which is a relief amidst so many similar options; it’s comforting and makes you feel good. Medium longevity, but it gains strength gradually in a way I didn’t expect at first. (Courtesy of Josesan)