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La Nuit de L’Homme Bleu Électrique
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La Nuit de L'Homme Bleu Électrique by Yves Saint Laurent is a spicy aromatic fragrance for men. Launched in 2021, this composition was created by Dominique Ropion and IFF. Its opening reveals cardamom, ginger, and bergamot; the heart features lavender and geranium; and the base consists of cedar and vetiver.
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First impression: it is a La Nuit de L’Homme with more fizz due to the ginger. An opening of fresh cardamom with lavender and ginger. After three hours, the cardamom fades, leaving a sweet woody tone (cedar, geranium, vetiver). The cardamom is still detectable until the end. By seven hours, it is identical to the original La Nuit. Conclusion: if you like La Nuit and want something for spring/summer, I recommend it. Sillage and longevity: moderate.
This flanker is going to cause a stir. It came out recently and I already had good feelings about it. After trying it, it has completely won me over. Is it novel? No, but it will win the hearts of those who only see a ghost in the current versions of La Nuit. Perhaps it doesn’t reach that height, but it far surpasses the current offerings. Bleu Électrique has that sensual DNA, but here there is a twist: a fresh opening, then it recalls La Nuit with irresistible cardamom and lavender, and a woody base. The sillage is soft yet playful, sometimes more, sometimes less, but it’s not bad. Its longevity far exceeds the current La Nuit, although it varies from day to day. Overall, I am satisfied. My girlfriend said twice that it smelled great when I first wore it, so it has charm. As houses don’t innovate much, it is refreshing to see them doing things well. I have already written a review on my YouTube channel, Perfume Pasión.
First impression: it’s the most vibrant L’Nuit de l’Homme I’ve encountered, thanks to the ginger. Straight out of the bottle, it smells of fresh cardamom with lavender and a hint of ginger. After three hours, it fades considerably and settles into a sweet woody note, which I believe is cedar, geranium, and vetiver. The cardamom remains noticeable until the end. The dry-down at seven hours is identical to the original. Conclusion: if you enjoy L’Nuit and are looking for something suitable for spring or summer, I recommend it. Sillage and longevity: moderate.
Here in Bleu Électrique, you can clearly feel the DNA of the classic La Nuit de L’Homme. At first, it reminds me of Frozen Cologne, but within 10-15 minutes it evolves into slightly sweet nuances, nothing cloying, thanks to the lavender. WARNING: it is very pleasant, but I don’t understand why it is sweeter than Frozen, which does contain tonka bean, whereas I can’t see what gives this one its body. I really struggle to accept that, being ‘Bleu’, it lacks that aquatic, fresh, and summery character.
Does anyone know why it is so hard to find in Spain?
Exactly what the world needed. It’s a flanker of a flanker, keeping the base of the previous versions while deriving new notes from the original. Soon they will release an EDP, Le Parfum, or some other nonsense to convince people they are buying quality. They will remember me…
You can really feel the elegance here. It opens with cardamom and a fizzy touch (perhaps ginger), but over time it transforms into a luxurious blend of lavender and wood. This is nothing like the original Bleu; this fragrance is perfect for both day and night, especially in the cold. I’m delighted I bought it and it now has a place in my collection.
L’Homme EDT is a companion to my best nights. With the current formula, I notice an undeclared vanilla base that makes it sweeter and blends well with the cardamom, reminding me of Le Male by JPG. The lavender holds up against the ginger and bergamot, keeping it fresh. On the skin it smells sweeter than the EDT, but in the air it feels fresh, more informal, and usable in the heat. It has that blue vibe that makes it casual. Its projection and longevity are good. It’s the traditional Nuit with a partial twist: bergamot, cardamom, lavender, cedar, and vetiver. Tasty, dry, and nothing sweet. A work of art.
Over the last year, I have tested countless designer perfumes searching for something that would captivate me more than the rest. Bleu Électrique is the best designer option right now in terms of aroma and composition, although its longevity is standard. It opens similarly to La Nuit de L’Homme EDT, but with less cardamom and a soapy lavender ginger that gives energy to a mysterious and nocturnal fragrance. Because of the ginger, it is more energetic and versatile for almost any informal or semi-formal occasion, very similar to the DNA of the blue scents but not being one, while maintaining the classic La Nuit DNA. This has been the last designer perfume I will buy for a long time, and well deserved. 9/10.
Over the past year, I’ve tested countless designer perfumes looking for something that would captivate me. Bleu Électrique is currently the best in terms of scent and composition within the designer range, although its longevity is standard. It opens similarly to L’Homme EDT, but with less cardamom and a soapy ginger that gives it energy, making it more energetic and versatile for informal occasions, with that blue DNA without being blue, maintaining its nocturnal essence. It’s the last designer perfume I’ll buy for a long time, and well deserved. 9/10.
Curiously, many put this scent in cool seasons, but for me it’s perfect for spring and summer nights. It’s energising and mysterious. Although it’s not blue, it shares that revitalising effect, perhaps due to the initial ginger note. Afterwards, the cardamom and lavender leave a lasting impression. I bought a bottle in France last year and another online from Notino. What a pity its distribution in Spain remains so poor.
A good flanker of LNDH with nuances that set it apart: a fresher opening due to the ginger and a drier, less creamy dry-down. It’s not the blue version for extreme heat as some claim; it’s for moderate temperatures. Longevity and projection remain improvable, just as in the original. It’s a good flanker that inexplicably doesn’t reach Spanish perfumeries. Fans of the original will like it, but it doesn’t differ enough to go crazy searching online or paying ridiculous prices.
Hidden, discontinued, limited, relaunched… lots of text and little reality. It is a continuationist launch compared to the original, but with nuances that deserve the hype. La Nuit de L’Homme is iconic; a YouTuber elevated it to the altar and it literally exploded, causing reformulations and a hunt for original bottles as if they were liquid gold. It never had extraordinary performance; the past is prettier and we insist on feeding that myth. Until 2018, they bottled scented water and sold it as perfume. Flankers followed as if it were Le Male, mostly good but with the same problem: abysmal performance. It is statistics: if so many come out, one good one must appear. Ultime and Frozen were great, but it wasn’t until Bleu Électrique that everyone pushed a flanker to the top. The question is whether it is due to nostalgia for 2009-2017 or aromatic merit. Fortunately, Bleu Électrique is a very good perfume we already had in 2009. Normal performance, nothing to exaggerate, but better than the bottled water of today. Aromatically it is 90% identical to the original; anyone who knows it will not notice the difference. The greater freshness, less sweetness on the dry down, and a lighter woody base make it more versatile for casual situations or moderate heat. In extreme heat there are better options and it can become overpowering. It does not deserve a premium if it is not available in your country; it is a perfume on par with the original, excellent and notable, created in 2009. It is just a clever twist that will merit praise if they do not reformulate or discontinue it. Good work by YSL; I hope they keep it in the catalogue to enjoy it without limits.
Hidden, discontinued, and limited, this relaunch is a continuist homage to the original with nuances that justify the hype. La Nuit de L’Homme was iconic until a YouTuber elevated it to the altar, skyrocketing sales and complaints about poor performance since 2018, when it became sold as mere scented water. After so many failed flankers, Bleu Électrique arrives to save the hexagonal family. It’s not magic, but it is a very good perfume that already existed between 2009 and 2017. Its performance is average, nothing to write home about, but better than the current water. Olfactorily it’s 90% identical to the original; anyone using it won’t notice the change. It stands out for being fresher, less sweet as it dries, and having a woody base that makes it more versatile for daytime or moderate heat, although there are better options during extreme heatwaves. It doesn’t deserve a premium price if it’s not available in your country; it’s a shrewd move by YSL that I hope isn’t reformulated like so many others.
What a fine flanker of LNDH, elegant, full-bodied, and versatile. It doesn’t smell like a blue fragrance as the bottle suggests. It has a youthful, modern, sparkling, and eccentric vibe. The cardamom and ginger are at their best, making it effervescent at the start and floral as it dries down, without being fresh. Ideal for the office, autumn, and spring. 9.5 out of 10.
Very special, I’d say. Lavender and wood usually don’t suit me, but in this bottle they’ve managed to blend them into an incredible harmony.
I’ve grown very fond of this scent. It’s a gift from start to finish; it smells of dusty leather, nothing sweet, and mysterious, which is exactly what I love. It projects about a metre and a half for two hours before settling on the skin. My partner says it smells very sensual and addictive.
It is a fragrance spectacle, elegant and versatile. The opening of cardamom, ginger, and bergamot is wonderful; as it dries down, the cedar wood becomes noticeable. I use it for the office and compliments are guaranteed. Well done, YSL.
It’s a fragrance showstopper, elegant and versatile. The opening of cardamom, ginger, and bergamot is incredible, and as it dries down, the cedar really comes through. I wear it at work and always receive compliments. Well done, YSL.
The cardamom, ginger, bergamot, and lavender give it an electric, clean, and sophisticated touch that goes unnoticed, but what a pity they’ve discontinued it as it doesn’t last long enough.