Minuit et Demi

If it weren’t for Fragrantica, I would never have heard of the influencer involved with this fragrance, as I do not follow youtubers. From what I’ve gleaned by reading through the multitudes of angry comments that inevitably pop up whenever she is mentioned, she’s involved with several brands, namely PdM and Initio. I’m not particularly informed on the topic, but I always found the explosive, seemingly overnight, behemoth popularity (of Delina, specifically) mystifying enough to raise my hackles a little bit, and I find this influencer’s ties to those brands much more ethically troubling than her collaboration with this one. Then again, I don’t know a thing about Fragrance du Bois, but this seems no different than collaborating with any other celebrity as the “face” of a perfume... And it’s particularly savvy business choice to include one crowd pleasing scent like this amongst their line of what seems to be comprised of mainly more polarizing Middle Eastern style fragrances. Would this get the SpongeBob Gary, Fairybloop emoji, UFO Anal treatment if it were advertised by say, a Hadid sister or something? The world will never know. Anyway, this is very pretty and feminine. It starts out with sweet vanilla and fresh bergamot, then I detect delicate and green cardamom in the heart, which leans vaguely figgy? Weird, but nice.I get whiffs of this sweet greenness throughout, as it dries down to a salty caramel delight, with a hint of peppery spice. It’s light and not cloying, I don’t get any tobacco, coffee, or anything “boozy” whatsoever, and find nothing in common with By the Fire Place nor Lune Feline, as some have mentioned. MeD’s longevity is well above average, but the projection is quiet. It’s much more modest and charming than I expected! Dry down is indeed similar to Changing Constance, which I like a lot but Constance is less green, much saltier, has a cigaretty tobacco note, and unfortunately does perform like an eau de cologne at best, so I’ve been looking for something else along this line, and for every comment suggesting this is boring and not unique, I’d love to see one suggest something similar, because other than Changing Constance, I’ve never smelled anything quite like it. This does seem more like a designer fragrance than niche, but to be frank I’m not overly appalled by the price, simply because I buy very few full bottles anymore, and I’d rather have this for what I’d pay for 2 or 3 current designer frags. Of course, I could not name 3 designer frags I’d want a bottle of for free at the moment. Whether this is full bottle worthy will just depend on what you value in a product, and always remember that perfume is very much a product, even the artsy ones. ;) This is easily one of the best gourmand-leaning scents in recent years. It’s absolutely worth sampling, and I think it would be a great “dumb grab” in any woman’s wardrobe, year round. I really can’t imagine the man who could pull this off, though I certainly cannot imagine anyone finding it offensive either. I actually wonder if the controversial influencer’s attachment is hampering the sales from people who would otherwise admit to loving this without hesitation. Edited 4/17/23 Finished my decant and pulled the trigger on a FB, from a favorite grey market discounter, (payed about $100 usd below retail) and I’m happy with the purchase. The presentation and flacon are extremely opulent, very Middle Eastern style, and beautiful. This is a bottle is for collectors, and that is definitely attributing to the price point. Still, this is just exceedingly pleasant, and I like this more every time I wear it.

Ok but lots of haters on Fragrantica. I would rate this perfume 4.1 or 4.2. It smells like YSL Black Opium, but bougie. After all, Demi's favourite things used to be Black Opium and Glasshouse Tahaa candles. I know y'all wanted a comparison. I don't have Black Opium next to me to compare, but I'll edit this when I do a proper comparison. Opening: sweet, but include a fleeting tanginess of pepper, the fieriness of pimento and a bit of smokiness. Maybe this fleeting quality is a good thing as too much spice in your life might be too hot to handle. After all, ppl complain about the extended pimento note in The Harmonist's hypnotising fire. But for me, such fleeting notes don't really add much to the overall composition. Middle: Luckily, the fragrance evolves to a caramel cardamom toffee... Sticky with just a pinch of salt... Intensely sweet... You never become anosmic to this smell... It just persists. The cardamom in this is one of the stronger and more realistic cardamom notes in perfume releases. It's more prominent as a top note, but it does persist. It's still quite nuanced. Cardamom lover that I am, I tend to think more is more!! Base: On my clothes, more nuanced woody and tobacco notes come out, perhaps even a bit musty. I would rather not have these notes and just have a pure gourmand, so I'm glad my skin gets rid of these quickly. However, it does add some complexity to the fragrance. Final thoughts: Its generic, sickly sweet caramel vanilla notes will appeal to the masses. To the more discerning, there's enough of a difference in the notes to warrant a purchase: These are the opening pimento note, the persistent and realistic cardamom note, the background base notes of woodsy tobacco. The strength, projection and longevity really sets it apart as a niche fragrance. Should I buy?: You will have to decide for yourself if it's different enough to warrant a full bottle. The presentation is definitely luxe. A peculiarity is that despite the fragrance being presented in plushy box of satin, the font on the bottle is large and babyish. Same with the designs on the bottle cap. Don't be fooled by the top notes. Versatility is somewhat lacking. It's definitely more date than office. You might get bored of this in your collection, especially if your perfume journey has been preceded by other gourmands. I was lucky enough to purchase 1/3 of perfume, in full presentation. This was perfect for me. Edit: YSL Black Opium smells better and sweeter, as it doesn't have tobacco. As a non smoker, I'm not a big fan of tobacco. However, the fragrance DNA of BO next to MED smells soapy and second grade. Would I known the difference if I didn't have them simultaneously on 2 different arms? No. I've already gotten multiple compliments from this perfume, even by a guy I had a crush on.

All the hate and hype aside. The fragrance Is good, it really is. A gourmand with a slight boozy undertone. I get mostly coffee, caramel, sugar, vanilla, and booze. I also get a chocolaty note. There are some spices, but nothing that jumps out for me. opens 75% unisex, but leaning slightly feminine due to a prominent sugary note. I'd still call it a unisex enough for a man if you don't mind that sugar note as a man. I can't for the life of me pick out any cedar or vetiver notes. If their in there, they're hidden well. The worst mistake is the lack of originality. When given a chance to make something unique and interesting, what Demi and Fragrance Du Bois gave us was a somewhat basic gourmand. Still a good fragrance, but a lost opportunity nonetheless. I would have loved to see the use of oud (something Fragrance Du Bois is kind of known for). It doesn't have to be animatic or dirty. But something to make it more then what it is. An expensive designer fragrance in a niche branded bottle. I do also have to note that i go completely noseblind to it quite quickly if I'm indoors where the air doesn't move, and i get the scent around me without a break. That goes away after a minute or two away from the scent/not too close to the scent. If i leave the room for a few minutes i can smell it in the air coming back, a couple of hours in. It doesn't project much though, and feels a bit lacking in performance. It's in the name, but this is a Sexy, "after dark" type of fragrance. mostly for the cold season, but i can see it working for spring and even summer nights, in places of the world where it doesn't get very hot in spring/summer (like where i live). Personal score: 7.5/10. Two points comes off for the price alone, for something as simple as a decent gourmand. And the rest because i don't like smelling like booze. This is a great scent. If it was a Lot cheaper, and it wasn't attached to a certain person of questionable behavior, it would easily get a much better score from fragcom. Unfortunately that's not the case. I'm happy to have a decant. But, there are other cheaper and better alternatives in this category for me.

Update: Let’s just cut to the chase; this fragrance has aged beautifully. I bought it about three years ago, and now I can’t stop using it. It layers with virtually anything, which means it's rescuing a bunch of my bad blind buys. So, yeah, ignore everything below if you want. Just know: this one’s a love. __________________________ Original Thoughts: I really [really] liked this scent from the start. It’s soft, sweet, warm, and incredibly sensual. There’s a quiet elegance to it—a subtle, enigmatic pull that might be due to its surprisingly soft projection. Speaking of projection... it’s virtually nonexistent. And oddly enough, that works. This is meant to be intimate. It doesn’t want to fill a room—it wants to draw someone in. There's something seductive about how it stays close to the skin. Almost like it's a privilege to experience it. Like admiring something beautiful through a silhouette. But as much as I appreciate that restraint, it also limits how often—or how fully—I can wear it. Even if I want to go heavy, it doesn’t quite deliver. Which brings me to the question: Is it worth it? Rather than asking if it's worth the price, I’d ask: Is it comparable? And honestly, no—and here’s why. Let’s compare it to another Fragrance du Bois scent: Oud Orange Intense. It has a similar sweet warmth in the opening—almost a cousin to Minuit et Demi. Oud Orange: $455 for 50ml → ~$9.10/ml Minuit et Demi: $350 for 100ml → ~$3.50/ml Sounds like MeD is the better deal... until you factor in performance. To get the same presence, you need 10–12 sprays of Minuit et Demi for every 4–5 sprays of Oud Orange. At that point, the price-per-wear becomes nearly identical—or even higher for MeD when compared to the 100ml Oud Orange bottle. So here’s the thing: if I have to triple the sprays to get the same effect, it’s not really comparable. If I were FdB, I’d cut the price of MeD in half—or reformulate it with more staying power. That said? I still love it. It may not project, but it lingers where it matters. You decide what value means to you.

I read many reviews saying that this fragrance is just like Changing Constance by Penhaligon's so I tried that one out. And, hum... Minuit et Demi is way better. CC lasts 3 hours on my skin, of which only 1 projects within arm's length, the other 2 hours it's just a skin scent. MED lasts 8-9 hours on my skin, projecting within arm's length for about 3-4 hours, the rest is a skin scent. Performance on this one is way better and great lasting power. But the most important difference between Changing Constance and Minuit et Demi is that the first one is not addictive or intoxicating, it's just a grown-up gourmand scent that smells good. It's just salted caramel with a hint of pimento. Minuit et Demi is a boozy, caramelized coffee with cardamom cinnamony addictive GOODNESS! You keep getting whiffs of this fragrance throughout the evening, it makes you feel sexy and hot. Changing Constance in the other hand, it's just a good gourmand frag with bad performance and a steep price tag. I rather save to buy Minuit et Demi, it's the better of the two in my opinion. Also, I can get this fragrance cheaper here in Mexico since many venues sell it, rather than Changing Constance, which is only available at Palacio de Hierro costing about 30% more than Minuit et Demi.

Yes, Demi as an individual has flaws that compromise her objectivity as a fragrance reviewer (hypersexualisation of fragrances, saying that a perfume is limited edition when it's not, undisclosed relationships to brands mainly due to her boyfriend's family being the distributors of Parfums de Marly, BDK, Initio Parfums, Tiziana Terenzi, Mizensir, V Canto, etc.), which is why I unsubscribed. But objectively speaking, this is a good perfume. Needless to say, it does not smell like those poop emoji , anal or Gary scents and I'm incredibly disappointed at the immaturity of so many Fragrantica users. It does smell a lot like Changing Constance and you definitely don't need both. They both perform very similarly on me and MeD's price per mililiter is actually cheaper than CC. I like them both equally but some people do think MeD is much sweeter and feminine than CC. I don't get the coffee in MeD, so they're pretty similar to my nose. As usual, it's up to you to sample and decide. If you like the scent but hate Demi or aren't a fan of Fragrance du Bois, you have a perfectly good alternative in Changing Constance, but you don't have to stoop so low that even a 12 year old could look down on you.

I agree with @VanessaD19 regarding all the Demi hater reviews and the false 'reminds me of' scents. Over a hundred people upvoted the bloop emoji and anal by lush. It's pathetic. Personally, I have no idea who Demi is, and I don't give a rat's ass either. The only important thing of note to me is the perfumer and the juice itself. Stéphane Bengana has done a masterful job on this fragrance. I find it shares a marked resemblance to Changing Constance by Penhaligon's, but Minuit lasts much longer and has more spice. One or two sprays of this and you're good to go all day. I love this coffee/caramel hot and spicy little number. You don't really get a hit from the pimento and cardamom until you spray it on, then boom. She's like a girl wearing a nude-coloured dress with a small revolver in her stocking top. She looks sweet and innocent, but if she reveals what she's really like she'll have to kill you. Minuit is syrupy yet tenacious. It's a gourmand for grown-ups. I think it really suits the Fall and Winter seasons and it's a delight to wear. It leans more femme to my nose, but I would have no objections to smelling this on a man.

To be honest, the first time I smelled it, I didn’t like it at all, it was too sweet for my taste I was quick to say it is a kind of a “Déjà vu” fragrance. But then, something happen, I decided to wear it for 3 days in a row to fully get an idea of the Fragrance and wooah ....Boom, the magic happened! It’s wonderful guys. I don’t get all the hate for it and I think some people are just not a fan of Demi so it is tainting their judgement on the perfume itself because of that. Yess it is expensive, but it’s awesome quality. In my opinion, it is very well balanced, there is some freshness that comes out in the drydown and I get a very nice projection. I’m in love with it despite its poor rating and I’m not afraid to say it. I’d recommend to give it some time and wear it more then ounce before saying bad things about it. It’s growing and soooo delicious depending on your ph and skin type. It can even be a signature frag. But..in the end, if it’s not your thing..then it’s ok too. There is so many other wonderful fragrances to discover out there. Peace y’all

I found this perfume at a local niche fragrance shop near me before I had ever heard of Demi Rawling. I have since seen some of her YouTube videos, of course. I tested this fragrance against a few others (including Italica). I was looking for a gourmand fragrance. This and one other were my final two so I sprayed one on each arm and left the shop. Over the next several hours, I just loved the way it smelled, and kept thinking about it for several days after. I went back and purchased - woah, it was expensive! I don't regret it, though. I absolutely love this fragrance, it's just beautiful. It lasts a very long time in my hair and on my clothes, and gives me pleasure throughout the day to smell it. I think its a more intimate fragrance, as in I can smell it on myself, but am not sure if others can. Throughout the day i get wafts of it from my hair. Lasts over 12 hours, smells like a vanilla powder by the end of the day. Hard to describe, but wonderful. I wear it on a daily basis in a fairly hot and humid climate.

My first impression of this was "this smells good, but it's ok." Then I decided to wear a sample of this on Thanksgiving Day and kept getting whiffs of it, and then I was like "ok, I need to buy a full bottle of this" lol. I mainly get caramel, cinnamon, and other spices, and the fragrance smells complex. It is such a cozy, comforting scent. I have often reached for this scent to spray before bed. The performance is not the best, maybe smells stronger for a few hours and then I can still detect a faint smell about six hours later. It is does seem to be more of a skin scent, even when it is freshly applied. I am oddly ok with this since this fragrance gives me cozy vibes, like lounging on the couch with coffee and a good book or snuggling up with a partner. I don't necessarily need or want to fill the room with the scent. I also think this fragrance will forever remind me of the holidays. The spices in it remind me of the spices in some foods, like pumpkin pie or sweet potatoes baked with marshmallows on top.

A warm hug in a bottle, the kind of gourmand that makes you slow down for a moment. Sweet without being syrupy, it opens with cardamom-spiced coffee, caramel and a touch of dark chocolate, all wrapped in creamy vanilla. I found it immediately comforting, almost nostalgic, like a late evening ritual at home, when the world quiets down. There’s an intimacy in the way it sits close to the skin, soothing and emotionally connecting. I see how some relate it to Gris Charnel, but honestly the resemblance stops at the cardamom and powdery undertone. Gris Charnel feels more fig-tea, shadowy and textured, while Minuit et Demi stays firmly in the gourmand camp, softer, cozier, more about caramel warmth than mystery. Still, as much as I enjoy that embrace, part of me wishes it pushed a little further maybe something bolder to match the promise of its name. As it is, it remains a delicious and safe scent that I reach for when I want this comforting effect.

So I purchased full bottles of both Changing Constance and Minuit et Demi and, even considering all the hate towards this, I would 100% recommend MD between the two. They are both expensive & smell VERY similar but the performance on MD is infinitely better. I don't get compliments from strangers very often but out of my whole collection, this is the scent that people will stop me and say I smell amazing more than any other. I once received THREE stranger compliments in one day which is unheard of for me! The scent profile is rich, sweet & spicy but blended together beautifully, so no single note ever outshines the overall composition. Sillage & staying power are incredibly strong - even when you think it has worn down others can still smell you. I am personally not a fan of Demi Rawling AT ALL (the pretend French accent makes me want to rip my ears off) but taking her out of the equation, this is truly a fantastic fragrance.

This scent really is something special to me I heels off buying this due to the mixed reviews and couldn’t find any samples anywhere however my mother bought me this a gift a few weeks back and I am completely and utterly in love! As a real lover of angels share this does really remind me of it however Minuit et Demi and. Angels share are not the same they do share the same vibes being sweet /spicy/boozy this fragrance is not as in your face as angels and is a lot more intimate . For this fragrance I can really appreciate it being a close to the skin scent. My partner really likes this one also and he is super picky when it comes to fragrance If you are considering purchasing don’t expect a powerhouse, this is not what this fragrance is about but do bare in mind although it does not project massively it stayed on my for 6 hours I do think this is so well rounded and in my opinion worth the money

I am admittedly confused with the reviews saying that this doesn't last. I wore this to bed thinking it was a light, skin scent based on all the feedback and woke up in the morning with my neck and pillows smelling strongly of the Minuit et Demi that I had just sprayed 8 hours before. With the cashmeran + musk base, I am assuming that most wearers are going anosmic. I've owned both Changing Constance which is gorgeous but too musky and lacking depth, and Magenta Tanzanite which was too high pitched and spiced. Minuit et Demi is just right and the perfect balance of sweetness, spiciness, and depth. While not quite a full on gourmand, Minuit et Demi is a stunning aromatic and spiced vanilla. FWIW- I don't love that FDB reduced themselves to an influencer collab either, but this is a solid release.

First of all, take the "This perfume reminds me of" section with a grain of salt. This smells nothing like Changing Constance. Changing Constance is soft powdery vanilla. My opinions have nothing to do with Demi personally because 1, I don't know her and 2, I don't care who creates a fragrance I'm all about the juice. This fragrance opens like gourmand heaven. Vanilla, Caramel, Coffee, Cardamom perfection. The first hour or so are incredible. The dry down is what makes me rethink buying a fb. It goes from being able to detect the yummy gourmand notes, to morphing into this generic designer perfume-ish smell. With a little bit of a 90s older woman vibe. I still really like it though. Just with those gourmand notes held on for the length of the wear...

I was hypnotized by this scent. The opening notes read masculine for me, but so sexy and enchanting. The pimento note is so incredibly sensual and appealing that I can't stop sniffing my arm. It awakened all my hormones, it is incredibly sexy. An hour later, it started to smell more sweet and feminine, but not cloying, the tickleness of cinnamon and the boozziness give it an intoxicating aroma that justs drives me crazy. I cannot imagine a sexier fragrance for men than this one. It's actually unisex, it's true that it can be shared by partners, but I would actually prefer my boyfriend to wear it and enjoy it on him, yummi! Also, smells high quality and just gourmand enough to keep you wanting more. Scent: 10/10 Longevity: 7/10 Sillage: 7/10

Minuit et Demi is as if Lira by Xerjoff and Gris Charnel by BDK had a baby. The opening has the same delicious fresh powdery caramel vibe as Lira, and then as it dries down the cardamom really comes out. The difference is in the dry down from Gris Charnel is instead of fig notes I get more of a cocoa with the cardamom, but it is similar. I think if you enjoy either of those perfumes then this one is worth checking out. I probably won't buy this immediately because it is quite similar, but if I hadn't already purchased Lira I might have bought this instead. I would also say the vibe of this perfume is slightly sexier and more date-night than the other two. Great longevity (8+ hours) with a moderate sillage.

I just came back from Scent Bar in NYC with a bottle of Minuit et Demi and I really like it. I did not research it prior, I just stumbled and discovered after I sampled several other scents. It is my kind of scent, a little sweet, a little spicy. I like that it stays close to the skin and does not scream like my other similar scents so I can wear it without being scolded in elevators and cabs about the fact that I sprayed “too much perfume”. Now looking here at what other people say while simultaneously smelling my wrist I am honestly surprised of the negative feedback. I am not familiar with the girl you all mention so it is really odd because the scent is really nice.

This fragrance does not deserve the wacky ratings its getting due to the association with Demi. Just goes to show that people will talk things up that dont deserve it as well as hate on things that are actually really good. If you cant be objective anf seperate your feelings from your opinions then do the world a favor and dont bother reviewing. This fragrance is delicious. Its gourmand but with a sophisticated depth and spiciness. Its a little boozy too. Perfect for fall. I would like to smell this on anyone. I wont be buying this however, unlessni can find it at a deep discount as its painfully expensive.

This perfume gets a lot of hate, which I will presume has at least in part to do with who Demi is. My opinion only relates to the perfume. I love it. It’s a beautiful cozy cardamom caramel scent. I am currently on a cardamom craze (think this one, changing constance, remember me, starlight) so absolutely loving this. No it’s not the longest lasting perfume in my collection, nor the most powerful one. But I find it fits this scent. And yes it smells a lot like changing constance. Do you need both in your collection? Probably not. Will I also get a bottle of changing constance? Probably yes.

I don’t know that I’ve ever had a fragrance make me emotional before, but when I smelled this on my arm for the first time, I began tearing up.. the beauty in this is hard to fathom. There are paintings and artworks, and then there are works of art.. and Minuit et Demi is a work of art. When I smell this, I picture the most classy woman wearing it, who exudes elegance with every step she takes. She is confident, but not in a pretentious or self-absorbed kind of way- she just knows who she is and owns it. She is poised and graceful and warm and kind. She is the epitome of timeless beauty.

When I say this smells JUST LIKE (99.999999999999%) raised spirits by Navitus !!! There is something in the other one that bothers me slightly but this one guyyyss I need a FB! Sexy & unisex Penhaligon’s Constance is minuit et Demi’s twin ! Raised Spirit is great and the dry down is delicious but Starlight by Xerjoff is the BEST of them all (from opening to dry down) and more feminine too. Edit Dec 2023 Almost bought MinuitDemi but that dry down stopped me, it is a touch too herbal-y, tobacco-y and medicinal for me.

This is a really nice subtle gourmand to me. It's sweet and cozy but nothing in your face. It's wearable for any occasion but for me it's a movie day under the blanket with snacks and your bestie. I did sample this one first and found myself spraying it so much it was gone in a couple days. Glad I have it but probably wouldn't buy again. I'll leave as a "love" but it's probably dead middle of like->love. Update, I've paired this with Bianco Latte and am now obsessed. I think this just became a lifer. :)

I love this scent. I'd bathe in it if I could but I do wish it was stronger. I have to hold my arm up to my nose to smell it but I've had my arm glued to my nose since I put it on. I got a decant and am on the fence now about a full bottle. LOVE it just want to be able to smell it. To be fair, I've only had it on for probably an hour so I can't truly speak to longevity yet. That might make the full bottle decision. I love Demi's reviews and am happy for her success with this fragrance, it's fantastic.

I actually love this fragrance. It is like the perfect mixture of spicy and sweet. When first sprayed, the cardamom note is very prominent, then with the dry down it turns sweeter as the caramel, cinnamon, and vanilla notes become more apparent. I love the way it smells on skin. This is what my dream man smells like honestly. I think demi did a fantastic job. My only qualm is the sileage and longevity of the scent. It is definitely more of a skin scent. It's very cozy and seductive I would say.

This is still to this day my favorite gourmand perfume. It is so complex yet never overbearing with the most beautiful sillage. Most of the negative reviews on here are from people who dislike Demi Rawling (im indifferent towards her) but this perfume is perfection. The performance is not beastmode which is a positive for me because if this perfume was any stronger it would be suffocating. Very similar to Changing Constance by Penhaligon's but this has better performance. 10/10

I ordered this in a bunch of samples because who can make sense of the haters vs the hype. Honest verdict is that this perfume deserves the positive reviews. It's killer right from the start. You know when you sniff your wrist not knowing what's coming and your eyebrows raise involuntary? It does that. It's in contention for a full bottle on the shelf. For those genuinely wanting to know about this fragrance, don't cross it off the list based on derivative comments.

I got sample from my friend who has a bottle I’m in love I adore it It’s different and very very sexy I smell the coffe and Carmel and the spices I apply it yesterday night and I wake up today with very nice carmely smell I keep asking my self what is the very very nice smell then I remember it was menuit et demi l. I will buy bottle once di bois makes discount I hope so I had my bottle one year ago and I adore it and I bough magenta tnzanight and changing constant

Tested my sample today; sweet & spicy caramel tempered by smooth coffee grinds, all on a warm and boozy vanilla base. I got around 6 hrs of this, I wish it lasted longer because that opening is fantastic. An elixir version would be very welcome. I get the reference to Changing Constance, I'd say this leans noticeably more spicy through the scent's life. Best suited for cool/cold weather, will purchase a full bottle once my sample is done.

eerrr is anyone else anosmic to this? I am completely anosmic to Baccarat Rouge and now I just got a sample of this and I can barely smell a thing? Just me? I was expecting a powerhouse :-( Edit: actually later in the day I can smell it. Weird. I'm loving the cardamom and chilli, but I do get hints of Lira which I dislike. Interesting. Not a love but I will test it out in different weather as I do think this might grow on me slowly.

I don’t know anything about Demi, but this fragrance is so beautiful. I know it’s supposed to be really soft and more of a date night fragrance, but I wish they would come out with this in a more intense version because it’s so beautiful but I can’t justify the price for the sillage and longevity. I got a sample of Lune Feline because I saw it was similar but I can’t get past the opening. This is so much better, just doesn’t last.

This is gorgeous! I love the Vetiver finish. I know it was hyped by Demi Rawling and I didn’t expect to like it, but you can smell the quality here. If this were bottled by Guerlain, people would be all over it. Better than Angelique Noir or Tobacco Honey. It manages to be rich and spicy while also having a fresh quality. Wow. This is not normally a scent profile I gravitate towards but I would love a bottle of this!

This perfume is very well blended and cozy I love it!... it’s a boozy soft spicy sweet vibe but not too sweet. I really tried to like jazz club but I love this much more ... more feminine leaning but same vibe less Tobacco. The cardamon is very comforting and beautiful in this. I like that it’s not a loud perfume but lasts a long time especially on clothes...it makes me happy to wear it and layers good with others.

This is actually really beautiful. I was worried it would be too spicy or unisex based on some reviews, but it’s not at all! It’s soft, cozy, feminine, and just the right balance between spice and sweetness. It’s not earth shattering in uniqueness, but I do think it has the potential to be a strong like for lots of people. Julianna’s perfume has a dupe now too which is great because the price point is wild.

Someone described this as a bubbly, chocolate fairy scent and I couldn't agree more. I immediately fell in love with this scent! So unique. So beautiful. Great for fall and winter. Every time I wear this I get compliments on it being such an unexpected but stunning scent. I don't know much about Demi Rawlings, but I don't understand not liking a fragrance just bc of who created it. 9/10 for me.

Gorgeous fragrance! I would even say MeD is groundbreaking the way it melds a gourmand with a fresh note. I love the piney note in here! I don’t usually like aromatic but this is addicting. Is it the vetiver that blends so well with the chocolate and caramel? How I wish I could afford a full bottle! It’s probably not for everyone that’s for sure but that’s okay. In any case - WOW.

Beautiful! Definitely date night or special occasion scent. I find it to be unisex and can really showcase various elements on different skin. I get tons of cardamom and pimento in the opening, coffee and caramel in the heart, and tobacco and cinnamon in the dry down. Really gorgeous, but overpriced. This is one I might save up for if I can find a discounted bottle.

Let me just start off by saying this is one of the best in my perfume collection. I get so many compliments with this fragrance. Demi did a wonderful job with this one. It's a heavy hitter. You can smell the Carmel vanilla, coffee, cinnamon, and the tobacco rounds this off. Truly Love for me. In my Top10 for sure

It seems that many are quick to give negative ratings simply because of negative sentiments towards Demi. However, this perfume is a delightful, warm, and sensual fragrance. Please evaluate the perfume based on its scent, not just because of Demi, and refrain from giving it a bad rating solely for that reason.

I’m dissapointed by the immaturity here. This fragrance does not smell like poop, and it’s not a 2.92/5 fragrance. It smells just lovely. It’s too pricey for my budget, and is similar to Britney Spears prerogative (which I own), so I will pass on this one but it doesn’t deserve so much hate.

This is a perfume review -- I got a sample and fell in LOVE ❤. Really nice. Sexy, cozy, somewhat gourmand scent. I love the creamy caramel notes. It is really nice. It is warm, cozy, sexy and a gourmand. It's not loud and doesn't fill any rooms, but I smell it on me and around me.

A spicy, caramelly vanilla with lots of pimento and cardamom. Not too sweet. If you like Gris Charnel you’ll probably enjoy this - they don’t smell the same but have a similar vibe. This one definitely needs to be sprayed on skin to get the full effect.

Starts off like Xerjoff Golden Dallah and fairly quickly dries down to Diptyque Eau Duelle. Cozy, sexy, and fairly soft - as I find most FdB fragrances. Projection is solid for 2-3 hours but this lasts forever, especially on clothes.

Very beautifully made. It’s sophisticated, warm, elegant, and an incredibly sensual gourmand. Super luxurious, rich, and gorgeous. It’s everything I was expecting fucking fabulous by Tom Ford to be. Sadly a brother was let down lol!

I have blind bought many of Demi's suggestions and had to stop. Anyway, Her perfume does not reflect the way she describes it. I have smelled many that are very similar to Minuit et Demi. Save your hard earned money on this one!

I love this. I wore it out to dinner and I got a few compliments. I was debating getting Santal Complet instead of this, but I am happy to have chose this one. It's cozy, comforting and so sensual. The BF loves this.

Recently sampled and I wasn’t expecting to love this one as much as I do. It’s a beautiful fragrance, but I can’t really see myself spending $350 on a bottle anymore... feels slightly insane.

This is so underated. It's so luxurious to be honest. I've put it off for a long time because of the bad reviews and I regret not buying it sooner. I'm in love with it.

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the best gourmand perfume I have ever smelt. Very similar to Changing Constance but the performance is much better. Delicious yet not juvenile at all.