Night Touch

Excellent aromatic, citrus, and earthy fragrance. Very pleasant with year round versatility, day or night, ageless, and could suit many different settings from work, casual or formal events. I get moderate longevity (about 5-6 hours) with moderate projection for the first 2-3 hours. It certainly is a “blue” fragrance, so if you don’t like that type of smell, this will not appeal to you. I do overspray this one as it’s not that powerful out of the bottle and won’t offend others around you. It’s fresh, smells clean and good, and is a less costly pathway to experiencing something similar to Bleu au Chanel. There’s not a lot of layers and complexity to it, but that’s ok, in my view. An easy blind purchase for most consumers who like this scent profile.

its a dior sauvage clone that doesnt exactly smell like sauvage...but more interesting.first time i sniffed it i got confused, i got something similar to remy latour cigar and then i was kinda disappointed...i own the blue, black and oud touch and they all are fantastic...but this one right here when i tried once more on skin...man i smelled the dior sauvage mixed with aventus pineapple dna and smiled instantly... tip for you...dont spray this on paper to test ..you may not like it as much.good longevity and great for summer...ill buy this and review for the community :) 8/10...solid fragrance and very good bang for the buck

Another lovely perfume of franck olivier touch series A lot of my friends don't like perfumes like mont blanc Legend for men,but I love such scents Night touch is a better version of Abercrombie & Fitch Fierce or Mont blanc Legend,,less sweet,more spicy and woody,great sillage and lasting power and versatile

I'm one of those guys who buys Frank Olivier and James Bogart fragrances and then defends them to the death. This is no exception. It's a mass appealing, versatile and even elegant fragrance. It's quite subtle and definitely not a 'beast mode' scent, so you can overspray to your heart's delight. Which I do.

I feel like if Bleu de Chanel and Montblanc Legend had a baby, it would be this. it is not a clone of either one, but it has a similar vibe to both, and it lasts a long time.

Excellent value for money, and very pleasant scent. blind buys worth it.

Bleu de Chanel mix with Firce/Montblanc Legend!

I can't decide if I like it or not.

* Interesting take on the "blue freshie" style of fragrance * Pleasant aromas of citrus, florals, and powder * Good performer * Unisex * Great price point * Good for users of all ages * Classy and elegant * Punches above its price point * Good entry point into "blue freshies" * Powder note takes away some of the freshness * Heavy competition in a very crowded market at all price points * Not as complex as other flankers in the Franck Olivier Touch line * Better designer originals and clones with the same DNA available Night Touch is Franck Olivier's take on a blue freshie style of fragrance. It's certainly an interesting take on it, blending very pleasant aromas of citrus and floral aromatics which you'd expect with a soft powder note on the finish. That powder note does take away from some of the freshness, but it also differentiates this fragrance from others. It's a good performer, is totally unisex, and is good for all users of all ages for pretty much all occasions. Definitely comes off as classy and elegant. The major issue Night Touch faces is that it's a blue freshie in a hugely competitive and very crowded market. There's a ton of originals not to mention clones avaiable on the market that can match and exceed Night Touch in all aspects. Examples would be Versace's Dylan Blue, Nautica Voyage, YSL's entire Y line, you get the idea. Still, like all of Franck Olivier's products, this is very high quality for a discounter price. Performance is good though other flankers in the Touch line perform much better and are more complex. The price is good and the quality is high, making this a great starting point for getting into blue freshies.

“I can’t decide if I like this or not”...Yup. So as my last review removed a “Blue’ fragrance I feel the need to assign one back. This is a Blue fragrance in a blue bottle, it has a shower gel clean vibe with some spice. The spice and florals mute the citrus, that is how this offering defined its status as a blue versatile scent. This is ok for the price, if you know little about scents, you would buy this and be quite happy. If you have a refined nose and a large collection this falls to the back line and rarely sees the light of day...but wait, why did I buy a back up? Apart from my obvious Frag addiction, this one is well liked by the general public. It tends to get the, you smell good seal of approval. It has become my frequent flexible alternative to more expensive Blue fragrances that I don’t plan on forking out big money for again. It works on a budget, for times I am not personally invested in my fragrance choice for the day, and only people of our kind will know just how basic it really is. My daughter recently stated that a person wearing A&F Fierce smelled like the sexiest man alive (icky child) but in our circles would we think that? Yes Night Touch is middle of the road, but it’s not bad in comparison to the many many fragrances in the same genre. I like Jaguar Pace better, but the performance is trash. Anyhow I think I made my ridiculous point for this inexpensive offering, go away now.

aldehydes are a bit stronger than i usually like in perfumes, but still a nice fragrance. aromatic and citrusy with some smoky incense in it. sillage is good, longevity a bit weak. smells a bit more masculine which i think is nice sometimes, similar to dior sauvage and bleu de chanel (although i don't have extensive experience with either, but it seems to be a common thought in these reviews!). would be interested to try franck olivier's other fragrances.

This fragrance reminds me of Blue De Chanel with a more pronounced citrus note. Considering its low price, this scent is an absolute steal. It's great for the gym or warm summer evenings. I recommend it for perfume beginners. Also good compliment getter.

Outstanding buy for the price. Very versatile, great opening. Only downfall for me is that I get anosmia towards it. People around me smell it from a distance, I can't get almost anything after 1 hour.

To me it smells like black currant marmalade with an incense and spicy touch. Very good longevity for at least 11 hours on my skin and it's pretty linear. Mature scent for a night time.

Pretty darn close to bleu de chanel. 85%

I blind bought this one based on the hype, and honestly now I regret it. It is very synthetic and it reminds of the body sprays and deodorants, that I used to wear when I didn't know too much about fragrances. The performance, both silage and longevity, is beastly, but what good if it smells like a 3 euros Denim body spray. Just to be sure it's just not me I asked for second opinions and I got the same comparisons with 3-4 euros body sprays. You could say that it does have some similarities with Blue de Chanel, Mont Blanc Legend and other fragrance it was compared to, but the way it smells is like a poor man fragrance, or teen who can't afford better for now, since he is not working yet. Most of my ratings on this site are either love or like, but this gets a dislike and if I would have to rate it would be 4.5/10.

This one is a mesmerizing blue fragrance reminiscent of Dior’s Blue de Chanel. Its longevity is nothing short of remarkable. I get a full 8 hours of wearing on skin and a tantalizingly lingering trail on clothes for more than a day—a testament to its enduring quality and undeniable value. Franck Olivier does deliver a knockout punch with this one, offering unparalleled bang for your buck. The moderate sillage strikes the perfect balance needed in a blue fragrance. I find it both refined and office-friendly, never overpowering but always leaving a trail in your wake. Despite its undeniable charm, this gem finds itself overshadowed by its siblings, Oud Touch and Oud Vanille. While it may not ride the hype train to the same dizzying heights, I think this is an understated beauty that delivers without the fanfare.

I can't understand why people compare it with BdC. It has nothing remotely similar to ginger or incense. As a buyer of "cheapies" I can tell this smells pretty much like "Brave" by LaRive, which is a $15 clone of "Invictus", which is a fragrance known for smelling like fabric softener... and so that's how this fragrance smells like, the typical blue softener thing... Although I must say the difference with the aforementioned fragrances is that this one (Night Touch) gets its watery softener note from a very prominent Pineapple, which makes it more fruity and pleasant rather than the annoying cheap chemical softener thing. It lasts longer too. So I would say it's a good quality "Invictus" clone at the best price possible. Unfortunately I don't like invictus :c I wanted a BdC clone :c

Not a fan of this or other Franck fragrances if I am honest. It's not terrible smelling although it is synthetic but that's to be expected at this price. That being said, North Star is superior to this scent profile in all aspects so if you want a cheapie that's actually decent, go for that instead. But one thing I've noticed with clones of BDC is yes the house is expensive, BUT if you want this profile you are just better off buying the real thing, as none of the clones comes close to what copying.

Smells like a slightly spicier & tad bit more mature Montblanc Legend EDT (you know, that slightly fruity, fresh musky & clean, not too bright not too dark); doesn't project like MB Legend but similar longevity of about 6 hrs; Mass appealing, versatile, the name says "Night" but it's great for daytime as well, not super loud so it's good for office and/or in-close settings, any age (not to sweet for older wearer) & season.