Lumière Noire Pour Homme

9 reseñas

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• Brasidas

  April 6, 2015

  

  Lumiere Noire is one of my favourites by Francis Kurkdjian; it manages to unite the complexity and seriousness of his night scents with the vitality of the daytime ones. It has many pros thanks to its multiple facets: fresh, elegant, sensual, and addictive. It’s rare for someone not to find something they like. The opening is fresh, with roses, green touches, and a bit of citrus, plus a synthetic aquatic note that refreshes. Then the patchouli mixed with cinnamon appears, giving it an interesting twist. Overall, it reminds me of the whole MFK line, of good quality and with a good touch, but this one has something that’s made me return to using it several times recently. I recommend it from the house. Regarding longevity, despite seeming light, it lasts a long time, exceeding eight hours with a good trail.

• Brasidas

  April 20, 2015

  

  Lumiere Noire is one of my favourites by Francis Kurkdjian; it manages to unite the complexity and seriousness of his night scents with the vitality of the daytime ones. It has many pros: it’s fresh, formal, elegant, sensual, and addictive. It’s rare not to find something you like. The opening is fresh, with roses, green touches, and perhaps a bit of citrus, plus a synthetic aquatic note that refreshes. Then the patchouli mixed with cinnamon appears, giving it an interesting twist. Overall, it reminds me of the whole MFK line: good quality and skill, but this one has something that’s made me use it several times recently, something the other fragrances didn’t achieve. I recommend it wholeheartedly from the house. Regarding longevity, although it seems light, it lasts a long time, exceeding eight hours with a good trail.

• oscarsh86

  August 29, 2015

  

  Well, today I felt the urge to dust off a bit of Lumiere Noire, which I had a bit forgotten. It smells great. At first, the rose is very noticeable, but as it dries on my skin, cinnamon and patchouli dominate the scene, blending with the flower. It leaves a sweet scent that I love. The end is darker and patchouli-heavy, but not very earthy. Some people smell it like grandma, and if so, then grandmas smell divinely. I see it as versatile, for day or night, although due to its price, I keep it for special occasions or days like today, when I fancy spraying it just because. Projection and longevity are top.

• oscarsh86

  September 12, 2015

  

  Today I felt the urge to dust off my Lumiere Noire, which I had a bit forgotten, and I loved it. At first, the rose is very noticeable, but as it dries on my skin, cinnamon and patchouli dominate, blending with the flower in a sweetness that’s fantastic. The end is darker and patchouli-heavy, but not earthy. Some people smell it like grandma, and if so, what wonderful grandmas! I see it as perfect for everything, day or night, very versatile. Although it’s expensive, I keep it for special occasions or days like today, when I fancy spraying it just because. Projection and longevity are excellent.

• pedjalazaro

  November 23, 2017

  

  Neither do I like it nor do I dislike it. It starts with a very soft, feminine rose that darkens slightly over time due to the patchouli and caraway, with a hint of cinnamon also noticeable. It hasn’t performed very well for me; it has the DNA of most of Kurkdjian’s fragrances. To my taste, it’s too feminine; I’ve liked the aquas more. Ideal for spring and autumn, day and night. Longevity and trail are moderate.

• Pato76

  January 14, 2018

  

  A pause to dedicate a few lines to Lumiere Noire Pour Homme by Francis Kurkdjian. A fragrance with few notes: patchouli, rose, caraway, and cinnamon. Elegant at the start, dominated by rose, drying down to a earthy note without being intrusive with the patchouli, soft caraway notes (vanilla-like) and a sweet, intense cinnamon dry down. Warm in development, elegant and simple in conception. I see it as very unisex, not just for men as described. Clean in nature with the MFK signature, ideal for a quiet afternoon or an intimate night. Despite its lightness, it works well on the skin with very acceptable longevity and trail. Greetings, Perfumado’s Community.

• uhm

  February 24, 2018

  

  I’m surprised it’s compared so little to Narciso For Her by FK. I don’t know if I’m overly reactive to certain perfumer’s components, but they smell very similar to me. FK overuses some chords, like orange blossom in Fleur Du Male, Elie Saab, Apom, Vitae Forte, Custo Barcelona, etc. That’s why I can’t see myself with this perfume; although I wear certain feminine scents, Narciso and its clones are worn so much here that it’s something I dislike, smelling as much as everyone else.

• Edu Lezana

  November 24, 2020

  

  Smells unusual; it’s a blend of rose with medicinal patchouli that lends an acidity and spice not found in any commercial scent. It’s a light chypre, daytime, rigid, and not sensual at all—more for personal use, young, and peculiar men. When I wore it, people didn’t say ‘you smell good’, they said ‘you smell strange’. It’s a very special aroma; performance is decent, but don’t buy blindly. Try samples or spray it in a shop over a few days, as you might hate it at first and then fall in love, or vice versa, due to that uncommon patchouli and spice combination.

• Edu Lezana

  December 12, 2020

  

  It’s a rather unusual perfume. An aroma of rose essences harmonised with a somewhat medicinal patchouli that gives it a certain acidity, all with a spicy nuance that doesn’t recall anything commercial. In my opinion, it’s a light chypre, daytime, with rigid tints and not sensual at all. I see it more for personal enjoyment, masculine, young, and unusual. Yes, when I wore it, people didn’t say ‘you smell good’, they said ‘you smell strange’. It’s a very special scent. Performance is good, but better not to buy blindly. Try a sample or spray it in a shop over a few days, as you might hate it at first and then fall in love, or like it and then reject it, due to that uncommon patchouli and spice blend.