Nuit Noor

Now that I’ve had it for about a week I feel I can comment. This was a blind buy because I love the nose for this perfume and the notes seemed beautiful, and I also could not find it in the stores in Spain so I bought it online. The first day and the first 10 minutes were strange, but once I knew what to expect I am very much in love with this perfume. I wrote my reaction the first day, here it is in case you find it useful: “First impression, there is something at the bottom that makes me think of a beach or sun cream (ylang ylang plus honey?), with nice wood spice, and inciense. Not dry, rather sweet/balanced. Eventually after 20 minutes or so I get the rose. Then it really evolves into oriental rose, with spice. I even get cinnamon.” The remaining days I haven’t able to pick the notes so clearly although I still feel the evolution of the smell over time. For me it is “creamy woody” with beautiful spices and inciense. I find it balanced, not sweet and not dry. I like that it is not girly, I can totally see it unisex. It evokes a strong woman, she wears it to the office and smells like business in a confident (not loud) way. She wears it to go out and carries that strong confidence with her, because of the unconventional yet beautiful seductive smell. I like it for the day but the sequence of notes and transition clearly evokes the evening: starts warm sunny and a bit tropical as you sip a cocktail with friends before a date, then evolves into more rose and spice, that’s dinner with your partner, and then it sets into the darkest part with wood and spices as the night falls, never losing warmth as it sets into that “creamy woody” phase. This perfume evolves like an evening evolves into the night. It is very unique, I find it beautiful.

I totally get the Tom Fort Black Orchid comparison in this fragrance. They share such a similar opening in many respects that you may be wondering why you should choose this one. For a start, Nuit Noor quickly settles into a much more smoky feel, with resins and incense being distinguishable. It also doesn't project as much which I know sounds a bit counter-intuitive, but not everyone wants to perfume every room they walk into! With TF fragrances these days, everyone knows exactly what you are wearing because you can't help but notice their intensity. With this Elie Saab however there's a distinct presence - and it's a very grown up presence as well - but it strikes that all-important balance of being noticeable without being overwhelming. I like this a lot. I decided to wear the two side by side today and compare. TF has a much earthier, resinous dry down, whereas NN maintains the rose and incense qualities, leaning a bit more feminine. To the untrained nose, they are still quite similar and if you have one, you probably don't need the other. However, if you like NN, I understand it's been discontinued so grab a back-up bottle because they are a good price at the moment. Further on in this thread there is a comment about Agent Provocateur, which is another interpretation of rose. I own that as well and to me that's more a musky rose that resembles Narciso Rodriguez for Her, but with a woody dry-down. It's a beautiful fragrance as well, and normally is super affordable so grab a bottle if that's your vibe.

I’m so happy that I managed to get my hands on this discontinued gem from Francis Kurkdjian. This is without a doubt, a wow fragrance!! Alluring, captivating, enticing, multifaceted honeyed roses! While it doesn’t have any novelty or unusual notes, it does absolutely smells apart from the most designers releases focused around rose. This is a deep, smooth, ambery, warm, honeyed ylang ylang, rose, patchouli, incence, woods and solar notes. Nuit Noor is such a smooth, warm, incensy mix of sweet rose and ylang ylang with hints of spices, black pepper and heavy woods. I absolutely adore everything solar and incense. And Nuit Noor has them both! And leans gourmand... stunning blend! Has a bit of a holiday vibe and tropical twist from ylang ylang and solar notes that could make you believe that Nuit Noor is a summer scent. But then it has a green patchouli, a healthy dose of thick, extra gourmand honey, a deep, almost burgundy rose, a blend of pepper and other spices that take the composition into a fall-winter direction. It’s a strong, rich, long lasting scent that could work most of the seasons. I find it very versatile thanks to its masterfully crafted composition and I feel that Nuit Noor could be worn during all seasons except summertime, when it would be too much. Very feminine, seductive and intoxicating type of scent that lasts and projects amazingly. As the name implies, better suited for nighttime wear or activities...

I bought this to surprise my mom-she'd described her dream scent perfectly, and I knew this was it. Imagine if Tom Ford went full commercial with a Black Orchid elixir: ditching the earthiness for a smoother, more polished vibe. That's this fragrance nailed. It's amazingly unisex. On my mom and wife, it's ultra-feminine-honeyed florals that bloom sweetly. On me? Zero femininity; it's all woody depth and confidence. To me, it straight-up smells like paan-that post-dinner mouth freshener with gulkand (sugared rose petals), fennel seeds, chocolate bits, cloves, and more, wrapped in betel leaf. Add hints of honey, saffron, and catechu, then layer it over top-tier burning incense. The patchouli here is subtle and chocolaty, never overpowering. From non-fragrance folks, I heard: "Exotic, semi-dry, juicy-spicy red berry vibe!" "Like a premium incense stick." My dad (a scent lover, but not industry-obsessed) calls it "Hollywood iconic" and "intoxicating." I got more compliments on Tom Ford's Black Orchid-its earthiness amps up the masculinity but who cares? I pick Nuit Noor over BO every time. It's my go-to.

OOOOHHHH 🤩 This was a blind buy. The moment I smelled this I was amazed!! It is such a warm and cozy winter fragrance. Definitely woody with honey and patchouli. I can't wait for the colder days to come!! Lovely oriental fragrance, very unique. But then I read comments about how similar this is to Black Orchid... I smelled black orchid once in the store after reading glorious reviews about it and I absolutely HATED IT!! I was so shocked about the scent and disappointed. To me, this doesn't smell like BO at all!! If you could get your hands on this one you definitely should!! It is worth having in your collection and I am sure that -most of you- won't regret this! especially if you are familiar with Elie Saab/MFK fragrances and if you love oriental fragrances.

Upon first spray this DOES resemble Tom Ford’s Black Orchid but without as much mystery. So it does not have the truffle note that Black Orchid does. It’s certainly not the same as Black Orchid but does have a similar DNA. If you like Black Orchid then you’ll probably like this too! As it dries down it leans a little more dry, woody, and spicy. So for me it smells less like Black Orchid in the dry down compared to the opening. I’m really pleased with this! It’s not as heavy or in your face as Black Orchid, this is a bit softer, but truly lovely. I’m Lebanese American and tbh Elie Saab fragrances lean too dainty and fresh for me, but this is right up my alley! Love it and proud to wear a Lebanese fragrance!

I see that not many people write reviews about this fragrance. I have been using it for a while, so I became more familiar with it. As for the similarity with Black Orchid, they are very similar indeed. But Nuit Noor is stronger and the dark oriental part of it is more dominant than in Black Orchid. I would say that BO is a mainstreem version of Nuit Noor. Both are beautiful scents. I think if you love BO and own it, then you will appreciate Nuit Noor if you are an oriental fragrance fan. Fortunately I am, so I still consider it a fortunate purchase :-). Although on clothes the fresh floral part is more dominant, so it ́s the opposite than on the skin, but probably this is individual.

This was a blind buy (first in my life!) based on my good experiences with Elie Saab (and Francis Kurkdjian) fragrances and I am so happy that it was a fortunate purchase! I love dark oriental fragrances and I can say that this is one of them, but at the same time very modern and light. The incense and woods are very strong here, they give a very warm woody feeling, but I smell in the background also something fresh and light and maybe slightly sweet, but I cannot say it is honey or rose, they smell different in fragrances (in my experience). So Elie Saab and Francis Kurkdjian did not disappoint, I cannot express enough how I am happy with this purchase!

My skin can easily be a test subject for longevity in the perfume industry because it literally drinks all fragrances, but it has not managed to drink Nuit Noor up. This scent is really long-lasting (12+ hours), powerful and fills a room - my mom felt it when she entered the 25 sqm room where I was. Regarding the notes, I love the way the honey, the spices and the rose are done here - it feels like "1001 Nights" or princess Jasmine without being cloying. Definitely suitable for very important meetings, elegant dinners and date nights. 100000/10!

I finally took the plunge and bought this, and this fragrance is beast mode. It is somewhat similar to Tom Ford Black orchid, but the truffle Element is missing. This fragrance is dark and smoky. To my nose I do not detect any sweetness mostly woods and incense, I would of liked a little more sweetness, it’s very unisex and maybe leans a little bit masculine, but I’m here for it and I love it. If you’d like beast mode, massive projection fragrances, pick this up, this is not for the faint of heart. Rating 8.5 out of 10

Blind buy. I was not sure , specially in 2026 if i get a nice quality, i still don't know if i got the original one, but its strong and smells really nice. It does have the same DNA as TF Black Orchid and TT Maremma. Maremma is my favorite out of these 3 and i have it i could compare, to me Maremma is sweeter , milder. ES Nuit Noir is kinda sharper, seems like more patchouli there. I still love it and considering the price i just have ordered the second bottle:)

I think this is a gorgeous perfume. Unfortunately I won’t have many opportunities to wear it living in HOT year round south Florida I thought of selling it because of this but it’s such an enjoyable and unique scent I’ve decided to keep it and wear it at home when i crave something like this. It’s deeeeeeeep, rich, Forrest woody honey drenched old roses! The richest witch in the Forrest wears this!

On the begining for me it is similar to Black Orchid- woody dark, but after 20 min a lot of fruit juise, like plums! That remined me of The one Dolce & Gabbana! After 1 hour with sweet fruity warm scents! Today I have compliments for this perfume , after 7 hour from the morning sprayed! I did not expect because for me is not long lasting, but I am wrong! Sorry Elie Saab!

It is a beautiful scent, intoxicating and elegant. The scent itself I adore! But where Elie Saab’s Royal lingers on my skin for the entire day Nuit Noor needs to be reapplied, after about 3 hours the scent is barely there anymore 💔 Edit: I got several compliments of how nice I smelled 6 hours after applying so apparently the scent is still there and it’s just me 😆

For me this is a very honey forward scent, I smell tons of realistic thick honey and syrupy rose, lightly spiced, also something like plum in the background, deep and dark. Amazing oriental scent but not suitable for every day or office use, use it sparingly as it's very potent. Last all day and it gets better and better throughout the day. Love it.

This is so yum! It is not gonna be for everyone! I get a Smokey woody anis honey rose vibe and I’m all for it! Definitely dark! I love it! It’s a heavy perfume! This is for cool weather or freezing air conditioned spaces. Not office friendly. Super heavy. Although I enjoy wearing it at home in my own company because it is so beautiful!

This is a beautiful deep scent. It gives mature lady in her sexual prime. Very sexy sensual scent. Perfect for a date night at a very fancy restaurant or a night in for hanky panky. Or hell, both if you are feeling frisky. I really love this perfume and it will definitely be staying in my collection.

this is a nice sweet warm spicy fragrance. I love the dry down and it lasted so long on my skin. Even though many says it's the night time scent, but I wear it on days, even when I go to gym, cause the fragrance doesn't get overwhelmed by my sweat

Love at first smell ❤ Gorgeous blend of oriental notes with honey and rose. Perhaps the best oriental based perfume I tried. I bought it 2 days after testing it. The perfume stuck to my skin even after showering! That's how eternal it is.

this is a beautiful warm spicy feminim scent. I enjoy the longevity, the sillage & projection. This fragrance introduce my nose to a gorgeous spicy perfume, cause basically I love sweet scent, but turns out I can love warm spicy as well

A stunning perfume. Sweet, woody and dark. I held off on buying it due to the price but eventually took the plunge and don’t regret it. Not an everyday wear for me, so the bottle will last a very long time. My kind of scent 😍

Sweet, syrupy rose jam dripping with spiced honey. Incense burning in the background. Literally. It’s so good. Excellent longevity and sillage.

Wow this is lovely .. honey and Smokey .. woody and rich .. sweet And cozy .. love ❤️

Looking to sell my bottle. Few sprays missing, full presentation. UK shipping only

A nice softer version of T.F. Black Orchid. Longevity and sillage - excelent.

This is what Commodity Juice+ should have been.

Cold dark rose and patchouli, mainly. Yes, I can understand why many think this is similar to Tom Ford Black Orchid - I too can feel that, but only in the beginning. Then it becomes that cold and austere fragrance. Beautiful if you like that style. Good quality, of course. Cheaper than Black Orchid. But Black Orchid I love - it is much warmer, and so romantic, with so many more nuances. This - I barely like. I can tolerate it, and I might get used to it, if I get over the disappointment. I got it for a good price, still. But I think I will stop blind buying. If I’ll buy something new, I will only buy what I am already sure of is fantastic... Edit; 4 days later: ok, it does seem better now. I’m changing it from an ”ok” to a ”like”. Edit; another week or so! It seems like this is a fragrance that can grow on you - or me. I have actually worn this almost every day now (even to bed, under my pyjamas) and it is surprisingly beautiful! Maybe at first, it can be dark and a little bit intimidating, but it softens! And the scent that lingers on the pyjama shirt for the next evening, is so lovely, with even something like traces of soft oldfashioned soap. So - not only an elegant night-at-the-opera, but also an unexpected cozy feelgood. And - almost four months later: it is lovely not only in cold seasons , but also in summer. Not in daytime, but it is beautiful at night.

Pungent. It reminds me a lot of Agent Provocateur L'Agent only L'Agent is just a little sweeter and more to my liking. Due to them both being extremely pungent and heavy, they very much evoke thoughts of old world, vintage perfumes. With that being said, Nuit Noor is dark, spicy, incensey and strong. It has good longevity as I could still smell it late this morning some 20 hours after spraying it. Projection and sillage are pretty good, I find this to be a bit of a beast. I don't find it very sweet and think men could actually get away with wearing it too if they like incense/spicy type fragrances. The drydown is much better than the opening which I am not a big fan of. If like me you are more of a fan of the drydown, then it may be better to spray this on one to two hours before going out for the night. I like it, but don't love it.

Light midst darkness. In the sea of loud, verging obnoxious, rose-oud combos, ES/FK manage to take heavy hitters like rose, oud, patchouli, incense, and honey but still produce a beautifully feminine concoction. It’s deeply dark, opulent and mysterious (nuit) but totally smooth, elegant, and has balanced sweetness. It softens as it develops and reveals creamy, lighter florals (noor). If you like orientals but are wary of oud don’t fear. It has no sharp, metallic or heavy animatic nuances here.

Beautiful and I agree it is similar to Black Orchid but missing that pesky truffle note and probably some other notes but I can't recall the notes of BO. This is an initial blast of pepper and a fruitiness which is is the honey, incense and the ylang ylang plus most likely the rose. I am not good at picking out all the notes but I can smell a sweet, refined patchouli. This is so similar to my nose as BO, that I wonder if I needed this one but it is gorgeous.

Batch No 2316401 Presentation: 10/10 Scent: 9/10 Opening note: 8/10 Drydown: 9/10 Longevity: 7/10 - on skin: 7/10 – on clothes: 9/10 Gender: Feminine and Masculine Blend/Composition: 9/10 Uniqueness: 9/10 Blind buy: 9/10 Bottle design/Aesthetics: 9/10 Value for Money: 8/10 Overall: 9/10 P.S: Nice scent, really like it, but hyped because of MFK.

Tfbo Start up , nice middle notes and then it ends up with 1 million . The middle notes are awesome though , I wish it could stay like that for the entire wear .

Its a very deep dark fragrance, nit blind buy safe. You gave to like heavy, almost oudy fesgrances, I personally love this one.

I got a deal I couldn't refuse on Nuit Noor, so I blind bought it. It had been on my radar for a while, probably because it has such a beautiful name, and I'm always looking for something very dark indeed. I greatly enjoy perfumes that have a Middle Eastern vibe, but aren't really full-on. I have to be careful of "woody notes" and "oud," though, because often they're actually synthetic woody-musk aromachemicals. I believe this to be no exception. I don't love it, by any means. But I don't hate it, either. It is not as dark as I was led by reviews to believe it would be. The rose is, however, dark and jammy; the composition makes me think that many fruits are also present, but according to this pyramid, they're not. I think it's just the rose in combination with honey and patchouli. I definitely detect the synthetic-smelling wood notes, which prevents this from being a love, or even a true like. As it sits on my skin, the dark, fruity, rose shows up more, which is reminiscent of Agent Provocateur. But Nuit Noor is sweeter (and more Middle Eastern) and it has fewer sharp edges (and is less vintage-y) than Agent Provocateur. I'll try this one on again in future weeks, and different seasons, as I can't tell if Nuit Noor will grow on me, or if I'll eventually pass it on, realizing it won't work for me.

Lulushka, you mean the medicinal synthetic Aoud of Montale's. No it doesn't have that, it's more natural smelling compared to Black Orchid. Although I usually can't stand sweeties I prefer it to Black Orchid. If Terenzi's Maremma is more mature masculine take on BO, Nuit Noor is the more mature feminine take on BO, hard edges are cut and polished, it's sweetened in a seductive way by using various notes, more comforting overall and side by side shows better quality. NN performs the best out of the three (all great performers anyway)

This is a dense and heavy perfume that I can only wear in very cold weather. You have to like honeyed patchouli with a turned earth quality. I picture a nighttime seance in a barrelled cellar with rose Incense permeating. This fragrance is not for the faint of heart.

If u like the dandy penhaligons u’ll adore this scent

OMG! How come Elie saab ! Once I smelt it I said it smells horrible and the salesman told me it's the same reaction for who ever smelling it !

It doesn't sit well on my skin. I can only smell patchouli. Overall it's harsh and sharp, without elegance.

I can see what they tried to do here, this is Elie Saab Royal dry patchouli meets TF Black Orchid, but not the original more like arabic dupe of TF Black Orchid.... the spices here smell a bit cheap... I don't think I'd buy a bottle. If I had to pick a patchouli perfume, I'd rather go for Chanel Coromandel, Gucci Rush or Reminiscence Patchouli P.s gave me a horrid headache for which I needed ibuprofen and sleep it over

As for me it's a bug spray 100% I tested and bugs are flying away once entered the area where I sprayed. Purchased recently, batch code says that it's from 2022 year. Smell is disgusting.

@Susanna75 It is available occasionally . They seem to be plying a policy of trickling it to us - teasing us with it! Every so often a couple of bottles will appear in this-or-that department store ... then it's gone again! I'm curious asto that solar note ... but then I love these ... what do they categorise them as on here? - weird notes ("NATURAL AND SYNTHETIC, POPULAR AND WEIRD"). (I'm a colossal fan of the salt note and the sand note, as I've said elsewhere.) When I first tried this I did distinctly get the impression of heat - before (yes, really !) knowing anything about the solar note. It came across as a hot fragrance. But then ... that's not surprising, by reason alone of its having ylang-ylang and black pepper. I do wonder though, whether that solar-note ought not to be a bit higher on the scale on this page. Someone's just asked me about this by PM ... so I think I might as well just write more here. I would say this is fairly weird - a very long way from being the weirdest - but leaning really quite strongly weird . To me that also means wearable ; but then I do love a heavy stonking pungeaunt fragrance both for my own reasons, and because I like to tease people in the vicinity with my perfumes ... and this one is certainly one that will tease many in that sort of way. It's heavy, tarry, woody ... and as I've said, does distinctly convey an impression of heat. The worst-case-scenario is this, I think: an olfactory impression that sprang to my mind is that of smouldering wool . I hasten to add that I do not find that it smells like burning wool - of course many find that to be an absolutely horrendous smell - and I agree that it kind-of is ; but that it also has a certain ... thrill to it - and what I'm trying to say is that this fragrance elicits a kind-of-similar thrill. I've said this about the difference between smelling like and conjuring an olfactory impression of elsewhere - and so have others; and I think experienced fragheads know what I'm getting at, and how it is that a fragrance can conjure an olfactory impression of something unpleasant, or just stupid, even, and yet be pleasant . Olfactation can be very paradoxical! I've said all that not to be too alarmist about this fragrance - but I really did get that impression of smouldering wool - it's a very key feature of my overall impression: and yet I find it a gorgeous fragrance - I absolutely love it! But it is a very assertive, even aggressive one. I certainly know what my stern critics would say about it anyway. I'm not letting them anywhere near it, coz I think they are likely to actually carry out their routine threat to throw my perfume in the Bridgewater Canal with this one! But then ... they just have no appreciation of good perfumes! I've been trying to think of another perfume to compare it to. Possibly Kilian's (no! I'm not saying " By Kilian's"!) Incense Oud , or Hervé Gambs's Infusion Noir . Update. I happened serendipitously to come upon this easily this morning, and couldn't resist venturing to wear it. I've been finding that people in the vicinity are abiding it well. It does mellow considerably away from its volcanic opening (which is about as volcanic as I remember it, conjuring the smouldering wool phantom just as it did aforetime); but after a couple of hours it's more of a ripe-musky patch - very velvety . I would still say it is rather weird though even at this stage; and it is certainly at least radical ! I think that provided I put it on at least 2hr before going out, my stern critics just might not actually throw it in the Bridgewater Canal! This has now been taunting me for the last couple of hours reminding me of a certain ... and now I've sussed it I am astonished : It's Santal Musc , by Narciso Rodriguez! I never would have thought I'd be saying that ! It certainly is complex , this fragrance. Further update. This perfume is just phænominal ! I had no idea just how good it is until now. It's a total colossus ! I am extremely grateful to liric for steering me into assaying it afresh.

I love almost all elie saab perfumes I had tried til now.I find all of them very feminine,elegant and of high quality.I own le parfum and couture and intense..edt and rose are in my wishlist so I was waiting eagerly to try new elie saabs. Unfortunately I'm dissapointed First I came across to some flankers which were nothing but original le parfum in slightly different bottles.I'm happy to see nuit noir is a new release and has nothing to do with previous elie saabs but unfortunately it's not my type It's really nuit for sure.it was so dark and woody that I first thought there may be oud in it but it was just patchouli blended with incense which I also detest and spices.this spicy incensy patchouli and dark woods doesn't let floral notes to play significant role in it All in all it's not bad,just not my type.I need a bit of sweetness or something more feminine in my perfumes but if you're looking for a different feminine perfume,something dark and mysterious and serious you'd love it.a definite winter/night scent and a potent one ❤❤ Edit: Tried it again and it really reminds me of Black Orchid in it's drydown.like a better,slightly sweeter,more rounded version of Black Orchid.I like the warm honey-patchouli combo in drydown but all in all it's not my cup of it.I wish I could pull it out as I want my Elie Saab collection to be complete and this one has such a beast-mode sillage and longevity and a seductive drydown

First wearing was May 2022 and I wasn’t a fan. After a lot of sampling of many different scents I have revisited this after sampling L’Agent. For me this is nothing like how I experience L’Agent. And I seem to be in the small camp of wearers on whom this smells very much like Elie Saab Le Parfum Royal. (Tried side by side both scents). For those who experience it due to skin chemistry and nose in the same sort of way we perceive this as incredibly fruity/sweet. Nothing nightlike. Instead it’s sunny. The solar notes blaze and can be a bit overwhelming. The honey, incense and spices are there but the spices are supporting only. The Ylang and honey along with solar notes reign supreme. This is a blindly sunny day. A slight salty note in the background. Almost champaca-like in its sweetness. Miles away from BO or Maremma which are woody/plummy/narcotic dark and moody wonders (truffle or not). For those of us who experience the sunny side of Nuit Noor none of that is here. This is a jekyl and Hyde fragrance. And it’s up to your skin/nose to show you which. No shade thrown on people who say it smells like BO, just remember your experience isn’t the ONLY experience. This is a beast. That we can agree on. You really must try this one on skin. Enjoy.

Please please please dear Fragranticans—please tell me what you think. Does Nuit Noor contain any awful of those awful Eastern metallic woody amber materials that ruin so many perfumes that otherwise incorporate darker and more mysterious influences? You know the ones—the stuff that’s in most Montale woodsy ouds and the like. I don’s smell much of that in Black Orchid, so I hold out hope for ES Nuit Noor. It is just so hard to get samples where I live, so I count on your opinions. The more, the more likely I will get an accurate idea of how much I can tolerate NN. Thank you!! 🙏

@RoRoSe I don't know this fragrance, but please, (usually) never judge on the first minutes if it's about perfume. The most gorgeous perfumes of history have sometimes confusing openings and they need time to fully develop and bloom. It's just the curse of modern selling strategy that perfumes are sold by their openings, so companies make perfumes which have appealing openings because customers give only a few seconds to test after spraying and decide merely on that. And many cases these perfumes have unremarkable heart and base notes.

Nuit Noor means "night light", and this is the perfect name for this beautiful fragrance. The opening is dark wood, incense, and earthy, almost soil-like patchouli. Within 20 minutes, the light comes through: soft, pretty rose and honey. The dry down is delicious, very comforting, and elegant. It is a balsamic and rich fragrance, better for colder weather. It gets compared to Black Orchid a lot; there are some similarities, but Black Orchid is darker and more complex. Nuit Noor is "easier" and a gorgeous perfume in its own right 🖤🌹🌙☀️

Even though ESNN is very similar to TFBO, which I own both. I can see that they take a different paths along their evolving through time. On my skin, TFBO has shown the fruity side more and more up to the point that It even turned sour, whereas ESNN got sweeter, darker and deeper I guess. This is truly beast mode fragrance for sure. Its longevity is amazing. I mean after I scrubbing, rubbing and rinsing while I was taking a shower, it stays! Sillage has filled up the room, no less than that.

Honeyed animalic, carnal, mature and sophisticated. Exotic spiced rose. Multifaceted gem that is hard to describe, and is all feeling. Patchouli incense that’s been left in the sun to bake, light and dark combined. Comforting yet sexy. Nuit Noor is well balanced and unforgiving. A beautiful well composed duality of wet/syrupy and dry/resinous. Beast mode projection and longevity. The atomizer is excellent, this will drench you so a couple of sprays will do. 9.5/10

Up until now Black orchid was my signature scent, but since I came across Nuit Noor, I am starting to change my mind ! I just want to bath in this fragrance! Cannot get enough of it! Love love love! I feel the middle east in this fragrance, the musk, the incense, woody and spicy notes and underlying sweet scent is just so sensual! The name is perfect as I would wear this day and night! It is just so beautiful, enigmatic, classy and sensual!