Junoon Noir

Oh mY GOD THIS FRAGRANCE IS FREAKING *AMAZING*! Delicious!!!! It’s been a few years since I’ve smelled Dama Bianca and that was only from a sample but at least going by memory, this is a pretty perfect dupe. It smells exactly like how I remember DB smelling, especially in the heart and dry down! The top notes too but it has just a little hint of something else in there, something utterly delectable, but I can’t think of that right now! Perhaps it’s even a smidge of my longtime Holy Grail Guerlain Iris Ganache that I smell in there? But could it be? I’ll update if it comes to me. I smell a hint of Kenzo Flower and/or Bvlgari pour femme original/iris splendida in the opening as well. But anyway this is SO GOOD. It’s not *super* gourmand, it’s more powdery sweet slightly floral slightly fruity light gourmand, just like Dama Bianca of course and also in the same vein as SL Datura Noir, VC&A Orchidee Vanille (which this reminds me of at times too, more in the heart/mid notes), LV Teint de Neige, Chloe Love, Les Nereides Vanille, even Narciso Poudree and By Kilian Love Don’t Be Shy. I know I’m forgetting one that it really reminds me of but I’ll come back and add it if it comes to me. But it’s divine, and the performance is divine too, the bottle is beautiful (the cap is a little cheap feeling but oh well), and the price is incredible. All the Junoons sound utterly amazing to a powder, almond, iris/orris and heliotrope lover such as myself, and I can’t wait to get the rest! Junoon Rose will be my next one! I still want Dama Bianca too, being the unreasonable perfume junkie that I am, so when I get that I’ll do a proper side by side comparison. But even going by memory alone I can tell you that if you love Dama Bianca but don’t have $200+ to spare-GET THIS!! Also if you like any of the other perfumes I mentioned you will probably love this too! Or if you like cosmetic scents-get this! It’s like a sophisticated grown up gourmand meets a beautiful powdery makeup scent. It’s an absolute steal that smells and performs WAY more expensive than it costs. And it’s utterly addictive and intoxicating and I can’t stop smelling my wrists! It almost seems to enhance my mood, like a drug. And because this is so well priced, this can be one of my workhorse perfumes-one that I can spray with reckless abandon without having to worry about waste or seeing dollar signs with every little droplet lol 😂

This is a spot on exact dupe of Xerjoff Dama Bianca. I don’t know where previous reviewers got the idea that this is a dupe for PDM Delina, because this has less than zero in common with Delina. But if you are a fan of Dama Bianca, you can’t even tell the difference between this and that. Which is great, because although I’m willing to pay high prices for a fragrance that I’m head over heels for, Dama Bianca was always just shy of that level of love. But I REALLY liked it! Enough that in a moment of weakness, I might have bought it if I saw a sale or something. But this saves me from that unfortunate turn of events because this is very reasonably priced and I do not feel guilty for buying it. If you aren’t familiar with Dama Bianca, but still want to know what to expect with this, this is such a gorgeous and feminine fragrance. It is fruity and floral with a lot of smooth powdery notes. The fruit... kumquat, is not something I have any experience with but to me it’s almost like a cross between a pear and melon. The floral blend in here ends up sorta becoming its own thing, as I can’t really pick out a specific flower that this smells like. Despite being very familiar with each of the floral notes. I’d say this fragrance is more about the final composition and less of a showcase for one or two notes. It’s very pretty, soft, sweet and powdery. To me, it works in all seasons, but may excel in spring and summer. It smells youthful without being young. Full of life. This would be something that I can envision on someone who is kind and caring to those around her. Someone with a very loving personality. Very ladylike too. I wouldn’t say that this is sexy or flirty, but it does smell incredibly pretty.

I am an unapologetic perfume addict and rarely have a perfume I can call a signature scent since Angel by Mugler back in 2001. Until I tried Junoon Noir and something about it captivated me so deeply to consider making it my signature scent. Wow. It is such a beautiful fragrance that is ultra elegant and feminine in all the ways that count. It’s the right blend of floral, fruity, musky and sweet for me. I feel like this perfume describes me and my personality perfectly. It is alluring, powerful, sophisticated yet approachable and delightful. The price is also great so I can buy multiple bottles and get them to be macerating while I finish up the first bottle. I rarely wear a perfume consistently because I have over 100 but I can tell you that anytime I have to go out and speak at an event or be center of attention, this is the perfume I will be wearing for the rest of this year. Sillage and longevity are very good too so this is a 5 gold stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️. I am not familiar with the Xerjoff Dama Bianca perfume it is meant to be duping and I would surely get my nose on that soon even though I will stick with Junoon Noir because of the price point. 😁

This is a really beautiful fragrance, and on my skin, it performs quite differently depending on the weather! In colder months, it comes across as more powdery, with prominent kumquat and citrus notes in the opening before settling into a soft, powdery violet. In warmer weather, it truly sings. The heat seems to melt the bright top notes into the violet, creating a smoother, more seamless blend that feels less powdery and more sweet candied. When it blooms in the warmth, it's absolutely gorgeous. The violet remains bright and airy, but takes on an almost ethereal quality before gradually melting into a soft, comforting vanilla base. Wowee, this stage is what made me fall in love with the fragrance! I see this as a perfect summer wedding day fragrance for an angelic bride. Performance is excellent for me in cooler weather and I get a full day of wear with no touch up needed. In summer, it fades slightly quicker, but I don't mind for a scent profile so dreamy. Easily one of my top 5 fragrances for life!! (I can't comment on any similarities to Dama Bianca, as I've never smelled it.)

If you love orris/iris accords, you owe it to yourself to try Junoon Noir. If you don't like orris/iris, and you recoil at floral-powdery boudoir fragrances, this fragrance will not appeal to you at all. I love Junoon Noir in cold weather, but it can work in the heat, too, as long as you don't overspray. I consider it about midway between a floral oriental (as it is currently categorized by Fragrantica) and a woody floral, because, despite the vanilla in the base, Junoon Noir isn't especially ambery, and the cedar note sings pretty loudly in the drydown. On my skin at least, the dominant note is orris, with maybe a smidge of violet. The vanilla and sandalwood might impart a slight creaminess, but they're not really perceptible as distinct notes. The overall effect is reminiscent of luxury imported bath products, minus the aldehydic zing of soap--think fancy lotions and powders rather than actual suds. I think it was probably intended to be an evening scent--regular Junoon is probably the daytime iteration--but I think anytime is the right time to smell like iris over cedar.

Whoever clicked the thumbs down button on Dama Bianca is either a hater or is suffering from Covid because they are literally the exact same fragrance. Literally a perfect 1:1 dupe except Junoon Noir last longer on my skin...and it's way cheaper. Other than that-NO difference between the two. You do not need Dama Bianca if you have Junoon Noir and vice versa. The Junoon line is amazing because Junoon Oud is a 1:1 dupe for Vibratto. I have Junoon Rose coming but I know it's not going to be a 1:1 dupe for Blossom Love because even the note structure is different. I do know it's going to be fire though because the entire line is amazing. I guarantee if you took the juice out of JN and put it in the DB bottle people would love it. It's powdery candied violets with a sweet kumquat opening. So if you don't like powdery scents or candied violets, don't buy this scent. It always puzzles me when people who don't like certain notes buy fragrances where that's a main note. "I don't like rose fragrances but I bought a fragrance called Roses Musk." Like what? lol.

i love dama bianca but my wallet does not. so i already knew i would love the scent profile but i wanted to see how close junoon noir came to it. it's spot on !! the only difference i can find is that dama bianca is a little more heavy and junoon noir is a little lighter. which i don't mind, i actually prefer it as the weather is getting warmer. i've sprayed a decent amount wearing it and it didn't cloy which is good. the longevity is moderate, lasts a little longer than DB on me but nothing crazy. i saw a lot of people disliking the bottle but i'm not sure why. the bottle seems good quality, the atomizer is kind of direct but i kind of prefer that so i'm not getting a taste of my frag while spraying my neck. but i can see why not everyone would agree. all in all, a purchase i don't regret and can't wait to wear all the time !!! will update in the future if it gets creamier like others have said :)

Definitely a must purchase for me as it smells like an even longer lasting version of Sol De Janeiro 40! I am obsessed. It is a perfect mixture of notes I can’t tell which I’m smelling most & also an alluring soft feminine kind of smell (that is potent might I add). *absolutely a LIGHT powdery essence but do not be frightened, it’s not heavy at all, does not serve grandma & mixes PERFECTLY with the other notes, do not be scared by mostly powdery no, it’s a perfect mixture* I do not own my own yet but every time I use my friends it feels like I am bathing in a vanilla fruity bath, in my own hwachae bowl. Those top notes come in beautiful as well as the musk base note to me which I love I love. Definitely might be apart of my signature scents (I can’t choose one) but I will purchase my own first then re edit my review but never fails me when I put it on.

One of my favorite perfumes I have ever purchased. I recently started getting into Arabic fragrances and this was one of the first ones I had tried. There is nothing negative I can say about this perfume. This is sexy, elegant, and I get SO many compliments while wearing it- I've even gotten my mom to buy her own bottle. The initial spray on is citrusy, sweet, with hints of that vanilla which then dries down to a more refined sexy vanilla and sandalwood combo with hints of light floral. I dislike overly floral scents, but find that this one does it just right and doesn't come off as super floral at all to me. I see some other reviews on here saying it's a dupe for a different fragrance I'm not familiar with, however I can say on its own this fragrance is AWESOME!! Great price, great lasting power, and a hypnotic scent that I can't get enough of!

This may very well be my number 1 favorite perfume that I own and I own quite a few. But you may need to let it macerate because at first I wasnt a big fan. Once it fully comes together though, its such a soft vanilla fragrance. Theres this fruity hint to it which I imagine is the kumquat. Its not tropical or heavy on the fruit though its mainly this very lightly lotiony (its what makes this perfume elegant in my personal opinion), lightly fruity, citrusy and this very realistic vanilla (not vanilla in an edible way, this isnt gourmand). This perfume can literally be worn anytime, any season and anywhere. I even like to put it on before bed sometimes because its comforting while being elegant. Its not screaming for attention, definitely not beast mode. It does linger though and has good sillage. Its just quite and confident. ❤️

I'm so happy with this blind buy, but low key I knew I was going to like it. I love violets, citrus notes, and powdery scents so getting this scent was obvious. I was very tempted to get Dama Bianca after I saw a 1oz for $90 on ediscoutperfumes.com, but then I saw Junoon Noir for $39 for 3.4 oz and thought what the hell! Let's give JN a try and I'm happy I did. Yes, It's a DB dupe for sure. My sample is long gone so I'm going by memory and from what I remember, this smells just like it. The citrus notes, especially the kumquat, is very noticeable after the initial spritz and it's a fresh, bright citrus scent. Then the violets and orris root come out with their delectable powderiness and the scent's beauty really shines. This is a very beautiful, feminine scent and I can't wait for this one to just keep getting better with time.

@ valeria_ardiyants teehee 🤭 i don’t mean this in an invalidating way. But this was 100% me the first time i smelled this. It so citrusy, woody, and powdery in a way i was not used to. And now a year later i love this scent and it’s so special to me. I also agree, this scent profile is not for me. I actually wouldn’t purchase anything in this family ever again but one that’s bc Junoon noir does it for me, two this scent gives me so many memories i think it can only be reserved for Junoon noir. If anyone is wondering how it smells after macerating, it’s not as powdery or woody, or a sharp citrus, it’s a creamy floral like a creamsicle that’s not the typical orange flavor. Like if any of you guys had kulfi ice cream that’s what i would describe it as, a light and airy floral mixed with creamy vanilla so yummy and cozy.

Junoon Noir is a creamy citrus veil — tart kumquat and lime fizzing into powdery violet and jasmine, like fresh fruit sorbet dusted with iris flour over fluffy vanilla musk. The opening sparkles with juicy, uplifting citrus brightness that's smooth rather than sharp, blooming into soft purple florals with orris powderiness for a refined, feminine lift without heaviness. It dries to cozy sophistication: vanilla, sandalwood, and cedar blend into a warm, creamy base — evoking Xerjoff Dama Bianca's heart but sweeter and fluffier, versatile and compliment-magnet without tipping into cloying territory. Brighter and more potent than its inspiration, it's an affordable gem for floral-vanilla lovers. Lasts 8-12+ hours with strong, fluffy sillage — perfect for daytime or evenings craving polished, radiant allure.

I am in love! After getting a decant of Dama Bianca I already loved the scent profile, however, I was unhappy with the sillage and longevity of DB. That was when I saw reviews saying Junoon Noir is the solution to these problems. I am usually very critical when it comes to dupes to such expensive fragrances but honestly the reviews were right. Junoon Noir is the better version of Dama Bianca. With better sillage and longevity of 8 hours on skin. On clothes it stays until the next wash. After first wearing it I got 2 compliments within an hour and I almost never get complimented on my perfume. This is my new signature scent. I think it works well in all seasons too which is a plus. Sadly it's getting more and more expensive, slowly reaching the 100 USD price where I live. But it is worth it for me.

I bought a sample of this and used it everyday. I then bought the whole bottle. 1 month in and still use it everyday. This is such a beautiful fragrance! It's soft and pleasant. It's an intimate scent and perfect for snuggle with your hubby. You get noticed when wearing it, it has great projection and longevity but it's not strong and like in your face, it's a soft and pleasant smell and is suitable all year around. Day, night, work, date night, spring, winter. Everyday! I even smell it the day after and on my jacket and scarf. Really beautiful scent, love it! It smells like dama bianca but dama bianca has a bit more Iris which is a bit overpowering and also the longevity is not good. So if you decide between these 2 then choose junoon Noir. I pair it with cheirosa 68 body lotion 🥰

This is wild! Ok so I bought a bundle of samples and this was the only one Ive never heard of or had anny interest in but decided I’d try it since it came in the bundle. At first I was thinking this is a touch too sweet but somehow it was familiar and then after an hour it hit me! This right here is a dupe to my old beloved 2000s Candies by Liz Claiborne the one in the yellow & orange bottle! Wow I’m speechless I thought I’d never find a fragrance that gives me that similar nostalgic scent from my childhood. I could cry it’s soo good. I smell slight orange creamsicle but with warmth like that familiar touch of amber. Maybe it’s the orris or musk in it that gives me that warm smell but dang I’m pleasantly surprised I’m buying a full sized! If you loved that perfume get this!

This smells like Mod Vanilla, SDJ 40 and Wedding Silk Santal so not the most unique perfume. This is the best though because it has the best longevity. I get a metallic note in the opening though that is kind of off putting, but it goes away. Lasts about 8 hours on my skin. I mostly get orris, violet, jasmine, vanilla, musk and sandalwood. I feel it is a good perfume for something formal like a wedding or prom, but it would also be a good signature scent for someone sweet and graceful. I don’t get the noir part or the bottle though. This is not a deep, dark, sultry perfume. That’s what I would associate with noir in the title and a black bottle. Edit: I would love to have a lotion that smells like this! Edit: Found a matching lotion! VS Vanilla and Dreamy!

I'm pretty sure this is one of my favorite fragrances out of all of the ones I own and that includes Dama bianca.. which I also love, the difference is the OG has more of the kumquat and lime especially in the opening. In the dry down they come much closer. I find that Junoon Noir is a tad more powdery and creamy which is what I really enjoy about it because of that iris/orris is more prominent.. but not powder in a baby powder kind of way. It also seems more long-lasting to me. It's just a smooth as the OG and for the price if you can get it on sale it's a steal for this kind of quality. I pretty much will try any kind of violet/orris/vanilla fragrance and this remains my favorite one. It does have similarities to SDJ40 but it's much better.

I really wonder what are the people who say this is average and boring wearing. This is the most feminine, romantic and special perfume and very unique DNA. Unforrunately, i can't bear powdery perfumes (whyyy are all of them powdery, whyy??). If it hadn t been for the powdery accord, it would have been perfection for me Plus, whomever says Dama Bianca is better blended or better or bla bla is delusional. They are literally 1:1. This better performing only. Masterpiece. I might say though, the credit for the DNA belongs to Xerjoff for creating the femininity itself in a bottle of perfume. Thanks Al Haramain for stealing the credit and offering it to us for better price and better performance :D not nice...but convenient

I finally got this after hearing about it for four years!! 🤦♀️ I love it! I guess when peoples said powdery? I worried ? but it’s not like THAT kind of powder. It’s ethereal ! NO baby powder vibes! It’s truly an airy simple sweet fairy like candy violet. I love it! by buying JN, I know I will definitely get the OG at some point! Perfect for spring fall days! But not for too hot or humid... happy blind buy! My only disappointment? It’s so dang weak!! Ugh so I’ve heard both are weak...reminds me of my love for Cloud. Both are soo lovely, and I can’t smell them and I don’t think I’m anosmic as I don’t think anyone else smells is ehh there has got to be some kind of dope for Dama Bianca and this one that I can smell!?

Junoon Noir is so long lasting and beautiful. J.N. smells resembles Xerjoff Dama Bianca, which I was not aware of when I purchased it. I sprayed Dama Bianco on my left wrist and Junoon Noir on my right wrist, and I could not tell the difference between the two. Junoon Noir outperformed Dama Bianca in regards to longevity, but Dama Bianca outperformed Junoon Noir in regards to smoothness. The main difference was that Dama Bianca had a more present creaminess which added to the smoothness of the fragrance. I love Dama Bianca and now I love Junoon Noir. If you love Dama Bianca and want to save some of your sprays, invest in Junoon Noir so you can spray away! I love it and I will replace it time and time again.

This a good perfume day , with , finally, warmer weather...Junoon Noir really shined. She's taken her time to show me herself. Read below at Fragrance Enthusiasts comment. Very accurate to my nose. Unfortunately all negative comments here are either due to an unripened bottle, different chemistry, or something else. This my dear friends is a scrumptious candied violet! I used to own Guerlain Insolence...that is a lovely violet...but not quite to my liking. These Middle Eastern perfumes really know how to create a Decadent perfume, so rich and without all that dreaded denatured alcohol. So I think this perfume is for any violet enthusiast, or floramand lover. That sugary violet is to die for!

Oh my god. I sprayed ONCE and my jaw hit the floor. How do I even begin to explain this one? Anyone else who waxed poetic about this has already said it better but I had NO idea I loved powder in perfume until I smelled this. Probably because I've never smelled another perfume heavy on the powder that held a torch to this? This smells like I imagine Marilyn Monroe's makeup room would smell like. It's elegant and luxurious and vintage in the best possible way. Junoon Noir would pair well with diamonds and La Perla lingerie. She smells EXPENSIVEEEEEEE honey. One spray goes a long way but this is truly the most divine powdery vanilla bomb I've ever encountered. I am enamoured.

Ethereal, fairy like vanilla. This is how I imagine fairy dust to smell. You would think the kumquat and lime would be ultra citrusy and lean more fruity tart vibes, but no-- it's simply there to complement the vanilla and orris. It's more like the juice of them was squeezed on top of vanilla. It develops into this powdery sweet- the same kind of sweet a meringue would smell like. The lime lingers behind more prominently than the kumquat upon the middle and base notes. I love this fragrance. It makes me feel so feminine. It projects at least an arm's length; I got a compliment on it at work today from a girl I had just walked by. Longevity is decent too.

I've never written a review but wow! I work as a doctor in A&E. The first day I wore this, I went to discuss about a patient with one of the consultants/directors, and for the first 5 mins all we talked about was how nice I smelt! I had to write down the name for her. I had a sample of Dama Bianca, but I prefer this. This is denser, more long lasting and sweeter. I have never worn this and not received a compliment. It is my calming scent. I put this on whenever I'm stressed. I am not an expert in "deciphering" notes, but this smells soft, gorgeous and delicate, all at the same time. I already have a backup bottle.

This is such a gorgeous perfume. So well blended and expensive smelling at a really affordable price. I find that I become anosmic to her (violet) so will have to stop spraying on the back of the neck. Still, there are beautiful wafts of it during the day and it lasts long. I could swear that there's a hint of insense here as it's exotic and a classic at once. I'll be buying a backup as Junoon Noir sells out as soon as it's stocked in Australia (bought mine from FragranceNet). A great dupe for the ridiculously expensive Dama Bianca. Powdery, diaphanous goodness. Can't recommend this fragrance enough.

Junoon Noir stands apart from many contemporary Arabic fragrances, prioritizing intimacy over volume. This scent is centered around a wonderfully beautiful powdery musk, uplifted by a subtle dash of citrus that gently elevates the mood. It lacks the intense projection of a "beast mode" scent, but its strength lies in its refinement and composure. The violet is quietly classy, suggesting an evening spent in elegant repose, perhaps with a cup of lavender tea and a good book. This masterful blending delivers a uniquely calming and complex bouquet of notes. It is absolutely blind buy worthy.

This is a very pretty fragrance that I wear when I want to seem put together and classy. At first spray I smell the violet purple floral. It very quickly dries down to a powdery vanilla that is still somehow unique. I can’t put my finger on what is different but it isn’t just powdery vanilla there is something else there. I feel like after a few hour the scene is much closer to the skin. I wish it would last just a little bit longer with the beginning intensity. This was a safe blind buy for me because I like powdery floral vanillas and this one fits that category.

This is my GIRL. So beautiful for springtime or everyday. I wasn’t sure about it at first because I got a banana laffy taffy esque note the first few times I wore it. Which has since either gone away or I don’t notice it anymore. This is what a beautiful mystical fairy would smell like. My only complaint is the atomizer on my bottle blasts me like a bottle of Windex to the point where the fragrance is visibly wet and dripping if I don’t do a bunch of tiny sprays. Not sure if that’s just my bottle or how the atomizers function in general.

Sisters with Fayora by Paris Corner, this Junoon Noir is the 'darker', deeper gourmand version. I feel like it's the violet note that gives it that darker side. Compared to Fayora which has a passionfruit note, the Junoon Noir fragrance gives me a more robust gourmand with a milky note, plus almost a chocolatey-note as well. I feel it could lean more unisex than Fayora, but still easily and absolutely adored by females! If I were wanting a sweet, smooth gourmand fragrance to even out my collection - this would be it!

I bought Dama Bianca back in May love the perfume so fluffy powdery vanilla but no lasting power and spillage 😔 now that I’m running low I wanted to stock up but did not wanna pay the excessive amount of money so I got Junoon Noir. Right away you can easily tell that it’s duping Dama Bianca with the difference that Dama Bianca opens a bit more citrusy and then becoming the airy vanilla. If that doesn’t bothering you get yourself Junoon Noir. Won’t regret it! Plus it lasts longer! Excellent dupe 👌🏻

I absolutely love this fragrances and always feel put together when I wear it. It’s definitely in my top 10 of all time - and I go through a lot of fragrance! This lasts all day on me and I can still smell it on my clothes days later and I do quite enjoy that in my scents. These notes just do it for me I tend to enjoy violet and I’m also in my Orris era so this perfume is just it for me. I find my bottle well blended and a compliment magnet. At this moment I will always had it in my collection.

This perfume as soon as you spray it it smells cozy and high quality. It does remind me of mod vanilla but this is more Elegant and refined. The "citrus" smell only lasts a few seconds and then you're left with this woody powdery and sweet smell that is clean and soft. Its soft but not light, you can definitely smell it and it leaves a fluffy trail. I definitely recommend it. I find it very difficult for someone to dislike it because it's so comforting and cozy yet very feminine and clean.

This is elegant and beautiful!!! Junoon Noir opens as a bright , sweet-citrusy, woodsy vanilla that is smooth due to the sandalwood. As it dries down the brightness from the citruses move to the back, leaving behind a creamy vanilla. The citrus in dry down is blended such that it has an accord that is similar to orange blossom, The vanilla here is similar to fragrances like Hana Mori. This fragrance can be worn in all seasons, day and night. Excellent quality at an affordable price.

This is an angelic powdery, slightly musky creamy citrus fragrance. Soo beautiful! The kumquat is so sweet and crisp to my nose, or maybe fresh. I just love it. Got this after it was mentioned as being a dupe of Dama Bianca and I would agree. As I own both, this is 99% moderate longevity and fantastic sillage. I use them both together. This on my clothing and DB on skin. I get asked every time I wear this 'what are you wearing? You smell so good '. 10 out of 10!!

Smells like an almond confection sprinkled with sugared violets. Plus a fluffy white musk. Even though it's a little more on the budget side, I don't think anyone else who's smelling me would care that it's not the Xerjoff. I like it quite a lot. The opening is kind of offputting with that typical noir-fruit note in a bunch of perfumes from 2009-2012 but then I forgot about it, that part disappeared, and I keep getting whiffs and it's perfect.

Love at first sniff. I was going to blindbuy Dama Bianca but soo many reviews said to go with this instead, and I listened. This is soft, fluffy and airy but still performs very well. It’s sweet, and slightly powdery but imagine the powdery scent of violet with crushed up sweet tart candies. I love how the floral notes blend with the fluffy vanilla. I barely get any woods in this but I can tell it’s lingering in the background with the musk.

Review after 3 months of maturing: Junoon Noir is a beautiful fragrance with amazing longevity. Compared to Dama Bianca, it’s pretty damn close. I will say that DB has a softer and more well blended smell but I love JN because it keeps the best notes (like the kumquat for ex.) longer and has better performance for, and most importantly, a FRACTION of the price. Honestly, I don’t see the need for DB when this exists. Highly recommend. 9/10.

I truly love her! This is 1:1 for Dama Bianca but stronger and last longer. I tried Dama on one wrist and Noir on the other, Dama smelled prettier in the beginning but in the dry down Noir out performed her. Junoon Noir smells heavenly, very light, sweet and powdery. The silage isn’t beast mode but your scent bubble will be like floating on a princess cloud. This scent is feminine and delicate one of my absolute favorites.

I loved SDJ 40, but wanted to find a perfume with a similar scent profile. This scent is definitely very similar! I’m sure the two fragrances would layer very nicely. It’s got a feminine powdery, sweet base that lingers on the skin, but the initial opening includes those bright notes of citrus and purple florals. This is suitable for daily wear and would make a great layering fragrance, but stands on its own as well.

Omg this is perfect! I can smell vanilla, the mentioned flowers, very well blended. It is not powdery for me, it is very vanilla forward with flowers and very juicy. I cant compare this to the OG but I love it. It smells like you are walking through the garden full of violets, lilys of the valley, you are holdin the juiciest kumqat in your hand and there is the vanilla also. Just perfect spring scent 😍

I absolutely love this fragrance. I didn’t have high or low expectations upon its arrival, but I have been eyeing this one for at least 2 years. I finally bought it and wow! She is angelic and precious to me🥰. The scent is soft, yet still present. The way this transitions on skin is really beautiful. This is femininity in a bottle for sure. The scent is a stark contrast from the bottle appearance.

I found this at a mall fragrance outlet - and it was a blind buy. I am so grateful it turned out well! I am interested in some of the other scents by Al Haramain now. The scent is not as long lasting as other perfumes I have, and a bit potent at first. When it dies down, it leaves a beautiful sweet lasting scent. I layer all my perfumes, so have no problem with it lasting 5-6 hours.

I love it so much. It’s a linear fragrance that’s very powdery. On me I smell the violet, vanilla and kumquat (I think that’s what it is because I can’t place the smell). There’s a slight inky quality to my nose that comes from the violet but I like it. It lasts a full day on clothes but only 3 hours on skin. Very light projection. I touch up during the day once it’s starts fading.

Extremely well-blended and sophisticated. I'd place it in the same category as Ani - cold-weather appropriate, signature-worthy, complex vanilla. Mature, yet not vintage. I can easily see myself committing to this single bottle for the upcoming colder season. Lasts long, has good projection, yet won't suffocate everyone around you; smells equally great on both skin and clothes.

This perfume is so dainty! I have my bottle for a year now, and it's a bit creamier than when I initially got it. I don't get to wear it often though. I feel like I should wear it when I'm attending a wedding or something. It gives off wedding vibes to me. Comparing it to Dama Bianca, Junoon Noir's more creamy, while Dama Bianca's more citrusy on my nose. Both are great imo.

Fruity malted vanilla. This is a great fruity sweet smell that is very unique. This is a dupe for Dama Bianca, I have both and think this is more worth it. This scent is perfect for a bride. It reminds me of spring for its sweet fruitiness. It dries down to a malty creamy vanilla but the kumquat and citrus remains. The iris adds a powdery airy quality I love as well

I’m loving this one, it smells soft, sexy and expensive. It’s being wrapped up silky loveliness. Imagine a night when you’ve never looked better, never felt healthier or sexier, you’re dressed in your finest, your hair and make up is pure perfection, even your killer heels feel like slippers. Then you put this perfume on. Nothing else will do.

I bought a sample a few months ago, tried it right away and didn’t care too much for it, it was ok but not wow. Just a powdery vanilla. Today I remembered I had the sample and tried it again OMG it’s so lovely. The florals and the vanilla are so delicately blended, it’s really beautiful. Perfect and just in time for spring.

Soft, floral, and sweetly addictive. The citrus opening (kumquat + lime!) is juicy and bright, but the real magic is in the creamy violet, jasmine, and orris heart. It settles into a warm, comforting blend of vanilla and musk with just enough floral elegance. Think floral cashmere—light, smooth, and cozy in the best way.