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Noir de Noir
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Noir de Noir by Tom Ford is a chypre fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2007, this composition was created by Jacques Cavallier Belletrud, Harry Fremont and Olivier Cresp. The top note features saffron; the heart combines black rose, truffle and floral notes; while the base reveals patchouli, vanilla, oud wood and oakmoss.
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- Positivo 86%
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I loved how it sits on my skin; it feels very rich. I found myself savouring the scent. Give it a try.
One would need to know if the agarwood or oud feels very strong, as it is a very determinant note.
I think I like the oud note. Today I tried this fragrance and liked it very much; several others I’ve tried with this note have also pleased me. It’s a very elegant fragrance that I feel is more for night-time use. The notes of rose, oud, truffle, and saffron predominate over the others, but you can still catch the patchouli and oakmoss, not so much the vanilla. It feels like a fragrance with ingredients of very high quality. The sillage and longevity are above average. I believe it can be worn without issue by both men and women. That said, its price is very high.
Out of the significant number of niche fragrances I’ve tried, few have convinced me to part with their high cost to this extent. One of them was Noir de Noir. The wow effect was immediate; I found it a very magnetic and somewhat dark scent. It’s what I like most from the Private Blend line. It reminded me of something like Black Aoud regarding the oud and rose, but in my opinion, Noir de Noir surpasses it because it’s better constructed and doesn’t feel as aggressive as Black Aoud, which, by the way, fascinates me but I admit is too overwhelming if not sprayed with caution. Anyway, an excellent proposal for those seeking romantic and winter-cut fragrances. Perfectly unisex.
This fragrance is pure sophistication. It has a scent that intoxicated me like few others, like a magnet for my olfactory senses. At first, I felt it was more feminine, but as it evolved, earthy facets emerged that I identify more with the masculine. What I appreciate most is the rose, the oud, the patchouli, and the oakmoss. It’s a fragrance with personality and good longevity. Very suitable for night-time wear in cold temperatures. Scent: 9, Originality: 9, Longevity: 8, Sillage: 6, Versatility: 6. Overall rating: 7.6.
Every time I smell rose, a romantic and gothic scene comes to mind; it’s a fragrance that dresses up for special occasions like Valentine’s Day or weddings. It reminded me greatly of my favourite, Rasasi Faqat Lil Rijal. If I had to choose, I’d stick with Rasasi as it feels more masculine, is longer-lasting, and costs about ten times less.
Excellent… strong, different, long-lasting, a unique classy perfume.
It’s an exquisite perfume, but I believe it suits an elegant lady dressed in red (or black, of course) best. It’s 90% feminine and 10% masculine. Once it dries down after a couple of hours, the unisex aspect becomes more credible, although the rose scent remains very dominant. Nevertheless, the perfume is magnificent; I’m increasingly convinced that perfumes have no gender. My congratulations to Tom Ford for removing those labels and leaving it as is: let anyone who can afford this privilege wear it.
I’ve become hooked and utterly enchanted by this fragrance. The first time I tried it, I didn’t like it at all, but months later, using a decant on a crisp evening, it captivated me. At first, it smells unusual, with a very strong, dry red wine note that I don’t particularly enjoy, but after twenty minutes, a huge, velvety red rose emerges, accompanied by a potent yet discreet saffron. The rose is the star for about an hour and a half before the patchouli arrives, reinforcing the rose and saffron. At times it smells of truffle with alcoholic hints, other times just rose and patchouli, and at others, of perfumed wet woods with roses. It has many facets. It’s powerful, characterful, and nothing shy, yet it feels refined without being vulgar or brazen; it carries class. I recommend only two sprays; it lasts up to 24 hours.
If you’re looking for something intense and sensual, this is your perfume. Personally, I find it too strong, making it ideal for winter wear and for night-time use.
The opening is of high quality and the alcohol is barely felt. Instantly it reminded me of Narciso For Her with the combination of roses and patchouli. It’s a very recycled scent by Kurkdjian and I’m used to smelling it on women close to me, so it generates rejection in me. Many times I use perfumes categorised as feminine, but when they remind me of other people, I don’t fancy smelling like them. This combo dominates for at least two hours; to a lesser extent, it recalls Black Aoud. Then the vanilla enters and differentiates it, but it reminds me again of another by Francis, Satin Mood Extrait, due to the union of rose, vanilla, and a soft oud. Despite having quality and performing very well, the memories it brings me mean I don’t see it for myself, plus it’s very expensive.
I found it to be a light scent that failed me in projection and longevity, plus it’s very trite. As the previous reviewer said, heavily recycled by Francis Kurkdjian and other brands. Pink/patchouli combo, pink/oud, not especially dense, and not contributing much for an incredibly exorbitant price, I suppose because it bears the Tom Ford name.
One of those intense fragrances that distils sensuality, class, quality, and mystery… too intense and wintry. This is Noir de Noir, romance made into perfume. The top two notes dominate: roses, patchouli, and a bit of black chocolate. It’s not sweet or cloying, but an opulent aroma of roses bathed in the finest black chocolate. It envelops you with a sublime density that few fragrances achieve.
I took my time testing it due to the mixed opinions on whether it was unisex or feminine. My conclusion: it is unisex and perfectly masculine. The opening is brutal, perhaps what I dislike the least: intense rose, patchouli, and vanilla, but it lasts only half an hour. Afterwards, a huge rose wrapped in chocolate and truffles remains. As it dries, patchouli and a very subtle oud appear. I find it very gourmand; I feel like eating it. The rose persists throughout the life of the perfume mixed with that fantastic combination of patchouli and truffle. It lasts quite a while on my skin, 6-7 hours, and then on clothes until the next day. It’s not for summer, but bearable for daily wear in spring, autumn, and winter. It doesn’t bother with a great sillage. I loved it.
This fragrance literally smells like ‘black metal’. Mysterious, romantic, serious. It’s in the same league as Black Aoud thanks to that common pink-oud duo. It has few notes but enormous depth and richness. Those immersed in aquatic or citrus fragrances will be shocked. It’s not because it’s overly intense, but due to its dark nature and notable fixation for a Tom Ford. Ideal for night and romantic occasions.
I love this perfume. That black, chocolatey, sweet, and woody rose is spectacular and addictive. However, with Club de Nuit Intense by Armaf in my collection, it seems unnecessary to me as they are almost identical. Scent: 10, Longevity: 8, Sillage: 7, Value: 4 (very good quality but there are much cheaper similar offers), Versatility: 6, Overall: 9.
I encountered it via my boss’s trail at the hospital until I asked what he was wearing: Tom Ford Noir de Noir. I bought it instantly with immense excitement. It cost me little to overapply for a long course, and I even put three extra sprays on when leaving the car. I expected compliments, but it started to sting too much and my colleague made a joke. I rinsed it off in the bathroom, it gave me a headache, and upon arriving home, my wife earnestly asked me not to use it again. I was disappointed. I asked my boss how he used it: as an after-shave. I tried it and it repelled me. I kept it for months. Now, after researching more, I gave it a second chance. I slept with the cap open to get used to the stinging oud. Yesterday, after smelling it deeply, I used it again. I felt a bit dizzy, but after 5 hours it conquered me. The oud lightened, the rose, geranium, and saffron fused together. I couldn’t distinguish notes, just a sweet, romantic, and sensual aroma. Projection is good for 7 hours, then skin-only, but on clothes until the next day. The key: only 2 sprays, one on each wrist and passing it to the neck. Less quantity, more enjoyment. My wife didn’t complain.
Waiting for this ‘gem’ after all I’ve read, and the Gucci Oud Intense also bought blind. Correos Express is getting to my nerves, but I have even more passion for perfumes than I thought. I have sky-high expectations for both fragrances based on everything I’ve heard. I’ll let you know when the service is ready.
A comment that perhaps doesn’t fit the fragrance but I’m making it because I’ve seen this in several reviews: a fresh summer afternoon? I think that’s very rare, as at least where I live that doesn’t exist. It’s now 6:30 pm and it’s 40°C; I don’t know how they mention a fresh summer afternoon like that.
Well, yesterday at 7 pm in Valladolid city centre, with 22°C and a fresh breeze lowering the perceived temperature… by 11 pm the thermometer in Pucela dropped below 15°C… is it summer too, eh? What should I say then… I don’t think it’s so hard to understand what a fresh afternoon in mid-August is like…
Went out to test it in the afternoon and confirmed: it’s a gem. The opening is pure, hard-hitting pink that darkens with a touch of earthy chocolate without being cloying. Watch out, don’t drown in it; four sprays is just right, because more turns it into a nightmare. It lasts for hours, even in this fresh summer evening where other citrus notes die within 20 minutes. It stayed on me for 7 hours and is still detectable on my t-shirt. A hypnotic trail of dark rose. Unisex, elegant, perfect for evening. The price is high, but Tom Ford doesn’t give away bombs. A 10 out of 10.
Just received it and gave it two sprays. I’m speechless: pink mixed with something dark and chocolatey. The bottle is a beast and the 50ml haven’t disappointed. Totally unisex; it left me breathless, although the pink might seem very feminine to some. Now I’m going to open the Gucci Oud Intense that I also bought blind. Excited in my room smelling this Tom Ford gem.
I think that although I was hypnotised by the spectacularity of this perfume, my next experience with Tom Ford will be Wood Aoud. I plan to try the whole ‘Noir de Noir’ range. It’s 15 out of 10 👏👏👏👏😉
It’s interesting; at first, the truffle dominates, a damp, earthy smell that I’m not sure I like or dislike; it reminds me of an old wine cellar. Gradually it fades and softens, becoming sweet—that’s the phase I like most, although I would prefer more projection. It lasts about 6-7 hours. Honestly, reading reviews I expected something more spectacular.
One of the best in Tom Ford’s Private Blend: natural rose, earthy, dark, mysterious, and with a sensual touch. It’s ambivalent. Scent: 10, Originality: 10, Versatility: 7 (better for evening), Climate: cold, autumn, and winter, Occasions: gala and dates, Age: +25, Quality: 10, Price: 6, Sillage: 8.5, Longevity: 8.5. Total: 9.7. Notes: rose, patchouli, and a vanilla-chocolate base, sadly without oud. Emotions: seduction, enigma, and neatness.
This is the lighter version of Montale Black Aoud, more digestible at first… it smells of earth but maintains the consistency of the original.
It smells to me like black-and-white photos, classic cinema, Lauren Bacall and her friends smoking… It’s a perfect blend of flowers, roses, and earth, elegant and classically masculine. It’s the masculine scent I, being a girl, want to wear: with a peplum jacket, tartan scarf, wooden pipe, and painted lips.
To me, this is the softer, chicer version of Mancera’s Roses Vanille. But beware: it lasts only an hour and is a rip-off. Beautiful, but not worth it.
It’s a floral, warm, and dense scent that smells wonderful. Personally, I wouldn’t wear it myself as I think it suits an older man better, but it is very well constructed, lasts a long time, and has good projection.
Noir de Noir smells of maturity and formality, opening with floral and black truffle notes before settling into oud and resinous depths. It’s dark and dense, reminiscent of Memo Argentina, Intense Armaf, and Ungaro III. It’s not easy to wear; you should try it first. I wouldn’t recommend it given the price and questionable performance. I found it sappy, with moderate sillage and short longevity, plus it shares very similar notes to the other two for half the price.
Initially, Noir de Noir is a quite dark and earthy perfume that tends to the masculine, where rose, truffle, and patchouli stand out. However, its dry down settles into the feminine, where rose still stands out, but this time accompanied by the sweetness of vanilla and oud. I found it a deep and interesting perfume, nocturnal or for formal occasions, to use in cold climates. Without resembling too much, its tone reminds me of Dior’s Midnight Poison (perhaps because both are perfumes by Cavallier and share notes), but with less patchouli and citrus. Its performance is within the lines of designer perfumes, with moderate projection during the first few hours, and a duration of about 8 hours, which is rather low quality/price for a 200€ perfume in 50ml. For the price, I think there are equally good perfumes based on the classic “rosachulí” structure with much better performance. Pleasant: 8/10 Interesting: 8/10 Versatile: 6/10 Original: 6/10
After the second attempt as a way of getting closer and familiarising, for me it was a failure. I’ll be quick: this is Red Lion Insecticidal aerosol for domestic use. Specifically indicated for flying insects. Floral fragrance. It reminds me of that literally and without exaggeration.
The little sister of Montale’s Black Aoud. A scent tremendously similar to the aforementioned one. But much more sparing in performance and slightly more powdery, which makes it more unisex, leaning towards the feminine side if you hurry. At least on me it’s not a fragrance that stands out. But regarding intensity it’s not bad either. It smells like night, just like the aforementioned Montale fragrance.
Dark Tom Ford perfume that I got at a very good price with great interest to try. This composition is very evocative where naturally feminine notes like rose combine but at the same time are contrasted with masculine notes like patchouli and oakmoss. The perfume feels quite romantic without falling into being cloying; it’s more of a gothic romantic, an elegant and dark love, of night, wine, and black dresses and suits, in a very elegant, very gothic house, this composition is very transporting. It opens in a perfectly contradictory way, quite earthy truffle is perceived combined with rose in its wet form; as if you took a freshly cut rose and wetted it by the night breeze, the patchouli is perceived which, as many comment, smells “chocolatey”. I perceive oud wood in the background and combined with the moss, truffle, and patchouli it doesn’t allow the rose to unfold more femininely, I wouldn’t know if this is oud or an aroma-chemical representing it, but it smells like a type of wet, mineral oud, similar to that used in Oud Wood but more subdued. The composition feels more linear throughout the life of the fragrance, the rose remains in all its phases but maintaining that slight touch of wet, dark oud. Completely unisex composition with no inclination towards a particular gender, highly recommended for autumn, winter, and spring, but rather for night and in cool or cold climates. For more formal, romantic, dark, sophisticated dressing, I don’t see it as Fucking Fabulous which is elegant but rather partying, sex, alcohol, and excesses. This at a formal or romantic dinner, a cocktail, or some event requiring elegant or sophisticated attire fits perfectly. With this you stand out; no doubt, you will be “the person”, that person who has such an authentic, dark but elegant, romantic but malicious and gloomy, gothic but enigmatic and intoxicating style. It’s well worth trying, it’s at least a very simple but complete olfactory exercise of how rose works in unisex-oriented perfumery.
Well, I managed to get a 100ml bottle at an excellent price in a Duty Free, but as they didn’t have testers, the purchase was totally blind. I’ve been using it for a week and these are my conclusions (I hope they are useful for the multitude of reviews, I consider them consistent with my experience): As for the smell… in the opening it’s a citrus rose scent, but it lasts very little because immediately the wet rose scent begins. A smell exactly like when you buy a rose at night that was sprayed with water to stay fresh (I suppose that’s what the Oud does). In the dry down, slightly sweet floral notes are perceived that last until the end. On my skin I never perceived that chocolate or bitter chocolate smell mentioned in other reviews, and if it’s there, it’s totally overshadowed by the smell of roses and flowers. As for the longevity… on my skin it projects for an hour and a half with a maximum duration of 6 to 7 hours. As I’ve read, reformulations have killed the performance of this fragrance. I totally agree… you won’t stand out, but you’ll be that different person. When I bought this perfume, the friend who accompanied me smelled it and thought it was a gift for my girlfriend due to the rose and floral scent, and the truth is I can’t blame him, because in my opinion it is indeed unisex leaning towards feminine in the dry down. But if you don’t have a problem with unisex fragrances, you won’t have a problem with Noir de Noir. To conclude, it’s a fragrance not worth buying unless you find it at a good price and definitely I would not recommend buying it blind. Likewise, I agree with all comments mentioning that for the price one can find a fragrance with the same or better performance.
I agree with the reviews praising this scent, as it is exquisite. The problem with this and many others from TF is that, although they innovate and release aromas that others copy becoming references, they are of medium quality and the price is very unjustified. Even more so when prices rise year after year. The scents are good, but the quality of the ingredients is not at all comparable to other niche, designer, or high-end brands that at the same price offer references of much higher quality.
This perfume is dark and mysterious… I love the truffle and wine aroma, it’s like savoring a strawberry covered in dark chocolate and then taking a sip from your glass of red wine… It doesn’t seem youthful at all, this is for an elegant woman, a penthouse boss, an owner of her own business, or a CEO type Anna Wintour. It’s for an elegant and stylish woman. I imagine the villain of Revenge, Victoria Greyson, would use Noir de Noir as her signature. If Alicent Hightower, the queen of House of the Dragon, could use a current perfume, it would be this one. Totally. It’s for boss queens. I have a wedding at a vineyard and this will be the fragrance that pairs perfectly with my long dress. Elegant delight. Scent: 10/10 Sillage: 7/10 Longevity: 2/10 (lasts only 3 hours!). Due to the longevity, I think it’s excessively expensive, definitely not recommend buying it unless you find it with a 30% or more discount.
My husband gifted it to me for my birthday along with Tobacco Vanille… I love all Tom Ford perfumes and this is one of the most delicious. It’s a rose with chocolate, a dark, sensual, elegant perfume with a touch of delicacy. On my skin, it lasts up to 8 hours, the trail not to mention, it outshines all the perfumes around me 😅. The best-worked rose for me…
Smells of elegant, exquisite roses. The opening is earthy and spicy, just saffron. The heart is the roses, vanilla (barely noticeable), and truffle, which gives it that divine touch. In short: roses, vanilla, earth, and truffle; a fragrance unique in Tom Ford and I dare say it’s the third best, behind Tobacco Vanille and Oud Wood. Furthermore, it highlights that it’s hard to get due to demand (in the Mexican market). If you like floral scents and exotic spices, look for it and buy it.
It’s my favourite from TF, alongside Black Orchid. It drives me wild every time I smell it; I feel as though I’m wearing wine on the go with a hint of chocolate. It feels incredibly romantic, mysterious, and gothic. Then something more feminine emerges, like makeup, from the blend of flowers, vanilla, and moss. It’s a beauty: rose, oud, saffron, and florals. Many complain about the longevity and projection, but it’s skin-dependent; on me, it lasts until the next day with low projection, though it starts off super intense and projects massively. Perhaps you won’t get many compliments because there’s an oud present, though it doesn’t smell bad. It’s the perfume of a vampire, a sexy woman with lots of personality, or a dapper, elegant man. If you are this type, you’ll love it.