Night Pour Homme V by Zara
Men 2020
Description
Zara Night Pour Homme V is an oriental fragrance for men launched in 2020. Its olfactory pyramid unfolds with a cempasúchil top note, an amber heart, and a musky base.
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When to wear it (votes)
- Winter 29%
- Spring 24%
- Summer 9.7%
- Autumn 37%
- Day 45%
- Night 55%
Key notes
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Top
Marigold (Tagetes)
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Heart
amber
- Base musk
Community
168 votes
- Positive 80%
- Negative 13%
- Neutral 6.5%
The olfactory pyramid
A guide to the opening, heart and lasting trail of the fragrance.
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In the collection
Leading answer I own it
530 votes
What do you think?
Leading answer Love it
168 votes
Season
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227 votes
Time of day
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132 votes
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
127 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
130 votes
Character
Leading answer Balanced
91 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Excellent value
94 votes
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For those looking for this fragrance: it’s discontinued. However, there’s another perfume that others say is identical (and it’s the one I own and review, as it wasn’t on Fragrantica): Zara FOR HIM RED EDITION. Edit: they’ve since added it to the catalogue. In short, it’s a dupe of the Baccarat Rouge 540 extrait (slightly more woody than the eau de parfum). Although I don’t have the original to compare, I do have a decant of Al Haramain’s Amber Oud Rouge (another dupe) and it smells the same, but Zara’s intensity and trail are too soft (expected given the price). Don’t buy it blindly: it’s synthetic, warm, and sweet, which can feel metallic, with hints of burnt caramel or even medicinal notes. Totally unisex; if you’re a girl like me (who don’t like men’s perfumes), don’t be afraid. For me, it’s very versatile: day, night, and all seasons.
If you’re looking for this fragrance, it’s discontinued, but Zara FOR HIM RED EDITION is its identical substitute according to the community (and that’s the one I have, as it wasn’t on Fragrantica before). Edit: they’ve since added it to the catalogue. Basically, it’s a dupe of Baccarat Rouge 540 extrait (a bit more woody than the eau de parfum). Although I don’t have the original to compare, I do have a decant of Al Haramain’s Amber Oud Rouge (another dupe) and it smells the same; however, in the Zara version, the intensity and trail are softer, which is to be expected given the price. It’s not something to buy blindly: it’s a synthetic, warm, and sweet scent that can feel metallic, with notes of burnt caramel or even a medicinal touch. It’s totally unisex; if you’re a girl like me and don’t like masculine perfumes, don’t be afraid. For me, it’s very versatile: it works for day, night, and all seasons.
I bought it excited by the many positive reviews and ended up with a terrible fiasco. To me, it’s more than horrible; it’s disgusting. It upset my stomach. It smells like toasted plastic with cheap, old lipstick wax. Horrible. The same thing happened with Burberry Her, and I struggle to hold back retching. The worst part is that it clings indefinitely and makes me sick to smell it. So much so that I’m referred to both this and Burberry Her as BR dupes; I’ll save myself the expense and the misery, because if this is what the BR smells like, how disgusting.
I bought it eagerly due to the good reviews and ended up with a terrible fiasco. More than horrible, it’s disgusting; it gave me nausea. It smells like toasted plastic with cheap, old lip balm wax. Horrible. The same thing happened with Burberry Her, and I struggle to hold back the gag reflex. The worst part is that it lingers indefinitely, and I get sick just smelling it. Since they compare it to BR, I’ll save myself the expense and the bad taste: if this is what BR smells like, how disgusting.
A fragrance with ups and downs: I bought it on recommendation and because it’s said to smell like Baccarat Rouge 540, plus I already own other scents from the Night Pour Homme collection. Upon arrival, I did an unboxing on Instagram, but the truth is it left me stunned. The opening is strident, between sweet and citrusy, and within five minutes it fades, leaving only a smell of brown sugar. Over time, I’ve started to find some charm in it, but I still think it’s unnecessary; had I known this, I wouldn’t have bought it for the life of me. On my skin, it lasts a mere sigh, literally two hours, being decent only for the first ten minutes and taking a risk. If you’re looking for something similar to BR 540, it’s better to spend your money on other market options that give much more for less. I won’t kill you, I know it has fans; I’m trying to be objective without getting bogged down in subjective tastes. For more content, head to my YouTube channel: Perfúmate Con JL.
When applied, it tricks you into thinking it’s very similar to BR540. I say ‘trick’ because, having owned the original and tried others like Gentle Fluidity, I know Kurkdjian has that unique, rounded, enveloping touch. Beyond the flowery descriptions, it smells identical; it’s brilliant for testing whether you like it or if it’s your signature scent. If you fall in love, buy the original, because even though the scent is similar, the effect is different. The projection is huge and very noticeable. Longevity is decent: I’ve worn it for four hours and it’s still on my skin, though you have to hunt for it; I’d guess around five hours (less than Rich Warm Addictive, which I prefer more). It’s sweet but distinct, avoiding heavy gourmand vanillas or strong fruity notes like Erba Pura. It’s unisex, but don’t expect anything masculine; taking that into account, it’s a good purchase and I liked it.
I tried it today, and beware of this fragrance. It reminds me more of Kalan by Parfums de Marly than BR 540. I know many say Kalan is a copy of BR540, but they have their distance: Kalan is more bitter, with a lovely earthy touch and generally more masculine. With this one, although it doesn’t have that bitter orange or the earthy touch to 100%, it gets quite close. For sure, I like it much more than BR 540. I’ve loved it. For the price, I think it will eventually drop, as the PdM one really stings the wallet hehe.
Upon application, it plays tricks to resemble BR540. And I say tricks because anyone who has tried this or the Gentle Fluidity scents knows that Kurkdjian has that unique rounded touch that envelops you. Beyond the descriptions, it smells very similar; it’s ideal to see if it hooks us; if it becomes our signature scent, buy the original, because although the aroma is similar, the effect is different. The opening projects a lot, and the longevity is good: after four hours on skin, they’re still noticeable, though you have to seek them out a bit. I think they’ll last about five hours (less than Rich Warm Addictive, which I like more). It’s sweet but distinct, without falling into gourmand vanillas or strong fruity notes like Erba Pura. It’s unisex, but don’t expect anything masculine. Taking this into account, it’s a good purchase and I’ve enjoyed it.
A pretty decent clone of Baccarat Rouge. Smells of caramel and cotton candy with that fresh Hedione twist and a hint of Christmas fir. It’s true it lacks the signature, presence and sharpness of the original, plus it’s missing that chunky, saturated amberwood found in both the EDP and Extrait. After many hours, it does seem more generic. The opening is also a bit wild; the shop assistant told me when she saw me, ‘wait a moment for it to dry, haha’. Anyway, for 13 euros, you can’t ask for more.
A very decent clone of Baccarat Rouge. Caramel with cotton candy, that little fresh touch of Hedione and a hint of Christmas fir. True that it lacks the signature of the original, neither presence nor sharpness, but it also lacks that chunky, saturated amberwood of the EDP or Extrait. After many hours it ends up more generic, the opening is also wild, the shop assistant told me ‘wait for it to dry’. Anyway, for 13 euros, you can’t ask for more.
Just tried it, bought the bottle blind without a tester, guided by Spanish YouTuber reviews. Wooow, what a pleasant surprise! It’s exquisite, has that touch of Thomas Kosmala No. 4 Après l’Amour, that FK Maison Baccarat Rouge vibe: citrusy yet balsamic, woody and sweet, addictive. If you find it, what could you lose? 16 dollars, you can sell it, exchange it or gift it to someone and make them very happy.
Just tried it and bought the bottle blind as there were no testers, guided by Spanish YouTuber reviews. Wooow, what a pleasant surprise. It’s exquisite, gentlemen. It has that touch of Thomas Kosmala No. 4 Après l’Amour, that FK Maison Baccarat Rouge vibe: citrusy yet balsamic, woody and sweet, addictive. If you find it, what could you lose if you don’t like it? 16 dollars. You can sell it, exchange it or gift it to someone and make them very happy.
That bottle looks like the offspring of a Zara 9.0 and a Fahrenheit… Wish it would arrive in Argentina soon so I can give it a proper test.