Men
Authentic Night Homme
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Descripción
Authentic Night Homme by Abercrombie & Fitch is an oriental fougère fragrance for men. Launched in 2020, this composition features apple, rhubarb and lotus flower in the top notes; vanilla, lavender and statice in the heart; and tonka bean, leather and oakmoss in the base.
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Notas clave
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Salida
apple
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Corazón
vanilla
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Base
tonka bean
Comunidad
762 votos
- Positivo 82%
- Neutral 12%
- Negativo 5.9%
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Género
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Masculino
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It’s a youthful fragrance, not groundbreaking but with good performance. I don’t see it as a night scent, more for stylish daytime wear. It starts fresh, quickly moves to apple with tonka and oakmoss, and lasts for hours. It’s linear, lacking the evolutions most have nowadays. Totally synthetic, but given the price, it deserves a try if you like perfumes like YSL or Carolina Herrera. Follow its trail; it’s synthetic, all-rounder, and youthful. Truthfully, it hasn’t left me indifferent, but I believe the original Authentic is better (personal opinion).
It keeps the DNA of Fierce: a sweet, sparkling opening with apple, lotus flower, reminding me slightly of Uomo Valentino with a sweet almond scent. It’s not the same. It suits everything—fresh, spicy, and sweet; the first hour has that savoury aura before settling close to the skin. Not suitable for very cold climates as it fades, but ideal for beach nights. It has that Tonka bean sweetness of Eros Versace but in an Abercrombie style—youthful and non-intrusive, with only the opening being strong. Recommend it if you’re looking for something casual and different from Aventus clones, as this doesn’t smell like Aventus. I still haven’t noticed the leather note.
With a name like ‘Night’, you’d expect more punch and better longevity. Unfortunately, the apple note is sharp and artificial, though I did like the vanilla: sensual, understated yet present, perfect for special occasions without being the centre of attention.
Synthetic, featuring a suede-like leather reminiscent of Carolina Herrera and sweet fruits where I can’t detect the apple or rhubarb. As a night scent, it lacks projection and doesn’t stand out, though it’s worth it for the price. It’s a youthful gamble, aimed at people up to 25 years old.
In my opinion, this isn’t a perfume for everyone; it overwhelms you at first, but with wear, you’ll come to love it. It is undeniably youthful and synthetic.
Exquisite, smells good, performs well, and it’s a joy to use. Apparently they’ve changed the notes; before pineapple was the queen, and that’s what my bottle smells like, one of the first. A sweet, playful pineapple with vanilla and tonka bean at the base, very distinguished. I haven’t tried the new formula and I’m dying of curiosity to know if they’ve improved it or messed it up.
Top option for a young adult. Sweet but not cloying. My girlfriend swoons over it and my grandmother loved it. Very fair price and, despite the name, it’s super versatile. I’ve loved it.
It’s a sweet and refined aroma, smelling expensive if that even makes sense. Longevity is around 5-6 hours with a soft sillage on me. It’s a pleasing scent, but if you want to be a bomb, I wouldn’t recommend it. It’s a good, fulfilling perfume.
It’s sweet and refined, smells expensive, if such a thing exists. It lasts about 5-6 hours and the trail is soft, nothing of a bomb. Everyone likes it, but if you’re looking to saturate, this isn’t it. It’s a good perfume, fulfilling 100%.
It lasts forever, smells bloody brilliant, and the price is a bargain. I give it a 10/10 without a doubt.
Gentlemen, I bought a decant and it has gone well. The scent is pleasant, like a sweet, non-invasive passion fruit. Very good for cold weather; in heat, it might go unnoticed, but be careful as it performs better in the cold. It lasts 6-7 hours on skin with decent projection. I’ve worn it at the office controlling the sprays and received no complaints, only compliments. Update: over time it reveals everything it has. On skin it now lasts about 10 hours and stays on clothes. I ended up buying the full bottle. At night, it seems excellent for special dates due to the compliment factor.
Hey, I tried a decant and it hit me well. It smells of sweet passionfruit, nothing invasive. Ideal for the cold; in the heat it fades, but watch out, as it shines in the cold. It lasts about 6-7 hours with good projection. I used it at the office controlling the sprays and only received compliments, no complaints. Update: once macerated, it shows all its potential. On skin it lasts about 10 hours and on clothes it stays embedded. I’ve already bought the full bottle; at night it’s a cracker for special dates, sure of compliments.
The opening fascinated me: a sweet fruity combination I’d never smelled. Once dried, it’s quite similar to the famous Baccarat Rouge, although I’m not a fan of that sweetness. Light and invasive trail, ideal for daily wear in any weather except intense summer heat and party nights or flashy events; better for outings or quiet gatherings. If it weren’t for the drying down that I personally dislike, I’d have bought it without doubt. Its price is totally worth it for those who like this type of perfume.
The opening fascinated me, a sweet and fruity combination I hadn’t smelled before. As it dries down, it resembles the famous Baccarat Rouge, which I don’t fully enjoy due to its sweetness. It has a light, non-intrusive sillage, ideal for daily wear in any season, except intense summer heat. Not for nights or events where you want to draw attention, but for quiet outings or meetings. If it weren’t for the dry-down that I personally dislike, I would have bought it without doubt. The price is totally worth it for those who like this type of perfume.
Fresh, aromatic opening, powdery that transforms into an intoxicating sugary sweetness within minutes. That blend of apple, lavender, sage, and iris recalls Antonio Banderas’ Power of Seduction (saving for quality), but the rhubarb gives it a touch similar to Azzaro Night Time. Pure sugary sweetness dominates at the end. An infallible seducer, girls love it.
Nice but subtle. It’s a pleasant aroma, lavender with a vanilla/woody base. I don’t detect the leather; it’s semi-sweet and wearable, even youthful. It suits temperate or cold climates, day or night, for common outings. It’s not for the office, sport, dates, or parties due to performance. It’s not excessively masculine; due to the sweetness, a lady could wear it. It hasn’t given me compliments; I asked people and they said it was nice but very subtle. Moderate performance: it lasted 5 hours, without a heavy trail or wide projection, although I used up to 20 sprays. Affordable price, although I think it could be worth less given the performance. Curious fact: the box is better than some from Dior, YSL, or CH; it’s simple and the perfume doesn’t shake. Compliments 6, Longevity 5, Sillage 5, Projection 5, Price 8, Total 6.
It’s a hybrid, 60% Fierce A&F and 40% BR540. Nothing clearer can be explained.
What an irony that, right in the middle of the pandemic, A&F launched a party perfume like Night. It moves away from the metallic EDT to become something more modern and fresh, avoiding the youthful trend of the time. It’s sweet but not gourmand; it smells of acidic green apple with rhubarb that reminds me of chewing gum and sweet wrappers. Then comes a sexy vanilla with tonka bean and hints of synthetic leather that make the sweetness more intimate, alongside powdery lavender. Imagine blending a green apple with everything, making a pie, wrapping it in something smelling of almond vanilla and chewing gum. It’s nocturnal, masculine, and attractive. The opening defines it all; once it settles, it recalls the late 90s, similar to Le Male without the mint and sweeter. It lasts 6 hours with intense projection for the first hour, then only close to the skin. The evolution is fast: the apple and rhubarb don’t last long, the vanilla does. It’s informal, better for dates than parties, as it can’t withstand a rough night. It’s not a dupe of anything, but it borrows concepts like the iris from YSL or the rhubarb from Argos. On my scale, it’s 1/4: all the charm is in the opening, then it barely smells. It fails its party objective because it’s so reserved; it does just enough for dates, but that wasn’t its aim. The performance is weak, typical of the line; its siblings are superior. It’s a great idea that never took off: it modernises the concept of a forgotten night perfume, but the execution lacks substance and ends up feeling like an attempt. I wouldn’t recommend it unless you like rhubarb and don’t mind it lasting briefly and not being the best.