Wish Magical Nights

I own the Magical Nights Sisters, and to tell the truth, I can't decide, which one I love more. Happy Spirit Magical Nights is more "sour", floral, dry and powderly. As for Wish Magical Nights, the shape of the bottle and the golden cap is very beautiful, but in my opinion, the choice of the colour is not very sucessful. For me, the bottle appears to be a bit plastic-looking, because of the deep royal blue colour. Although, if you turn it against light, it reveals its hidden beauty immediately. At first sniff it is a bit similar to Angel, but for me it's more similar to Sophie Nerval's Mochus Magic Love (which is a discontinued fragrance). This perfume is clearer and simplier than Angel, but not less than Angel! In the opening, I can't smell any fruits, which I don't regret. I don't really like strong fuit notes- they don't smell the best on me. I can smell the patchouly-vanilla combination right from the beginning. As the scent develops on my skin, it turns more sweeter and sweeter, but it will never become overpowerly sweet. It dries down to a pleasant, comforting, warm yet seducing, sweet scent. Very long lasting, one spray is enough for a whole day, and the sillage is gorgeous. The best choice for (magical) winter nights.

Opening very similar to original Wish. Pear note hardly detectable. It changes after an hour and I apologize for an infantile association - but to me it actually smells like jelly babies :-) It is not a bad thing since I am a gourmand lover. The bottle cute, it will certainly catch everyone's attention. I love it a bit more than original Wish which seems more ''serious'', so to speak. I'd say try it as it is worth to have ''2 options'' Wish, both of them are worth trying and having handy for a romantic dinner with candles :-) Wish Magicla Nights is a tiny bit more playful - I absolutely adore it! And for the record - I am not sure how it could possibly be classified as oriental floral as to me it is a pure floral vanilla if not a gourmand jelly babies fragrance :-)

This really is something in between regular Wish and one of those Midnight Lolitas. And it truly deserves to be called Magical! It is sweet, yes, but not in an annoying, teeny way. It is dark and deep and so powdery! Imagine more sophisticated and grown-up, and less in-your-face Wish, married to Lolita's flirt and mystery. Edit 12h later: I didn't see this coming - it's still with me; not radiating though, and calmed into a skin scent, but if I didn't know better, I'd be convinced I put on my Lipstick Rose this morning! I don't see how it goes on this way, but it obviously turns into a solid love for me, taking the best features from some of my favorites! Edited once more: this thing should come with a "one spray only per wear" warning. Its strength is nuke.

This is simply the best perfume for me. Delicious warm,sweet en strong enough. Take care, this is also a limited edition, so little time for such a great perfume.

Angel & I don't get along very well...but here is an angel I can enjoy! Yes, there are small similarities to the Mugler Angel, but it as if you have all the gourmand patchouli-vanilla delights of the original, minus the annoying bits & with some depthy earthiness thrown in to boot. Daytime Wish has found a shadowy, secret side. Magical Nights is darker in character, softer on the approach, with deeper, honeyed fruits & earthy qualities - the bottle suits the nature of the juice perfectly. The berry-patchouli combo is delightful - not so sweet, toned down, more mature, almost gothic. It reminds me of quiet, cool winter nights in a glade above very still water, where the sound is muffled & the air is pregnant with anticipation. It is like the look before the kiss stolen beneath thick midnight-blue velvet cloaks & starry skies. Nicely done, stunning bottle & much more interesting than the first Wish.