Nuit d'Amour

I'm surprised there are so few reviews for Nuit d'Amour. I went into Neiman Marcus thinking I would get Mademoiselle Guerlain but the SA introduced me to Nuit d'Amour because I told her I like floral scents. Nuit d'Amour began as a soft floral scent with hints of violet and litchi. About 2-3 minutes later, the rose and the pink pepper notes take place and it gives more depth to the fragrance. It was then that I realized this is not the typical floral fruity perfumes, this is far more complex and sophisticated. Nuit d'Amour remains very soft for the rest of the course, at the 30 minute mark the floral notes and the litchi have toned down and made way for the gentle musk and sandalwood. The woody notes make Nuit d'Amour become more of a skin scent. I was worried when the SA told me that the longevity of Nuit d'Amour would only be 4-5 hours and that I may have to reapply after that. However, after I bought it and sprayed it on before going to bed, when I woke up the scent is still there. So about 7-8 hours later, Nuit d'Amour is still on my skin, although it is quite faint I can still smell the floral notes, so this is actually pretty long lasting. The perfume comes in the bee bottle, which looks really gorgeous, in the box there's also an atomizer. I think this perfume is so lovely and I'm so glad I came across it. The funny thing is I never paid attention to this one every time I tried a Guerlain perfume, but once I smelled Nuit d'Amour, I wonder how I could have not tried it before, it's heavenly. I think it's also the vibe that this perfume gives off. Its charm is not apparent, but if it catches the attention of someone, it's irresistible.

The first thing you notice is a soft, powdery quality. The gentle, floral notes of rose blend with the juicy sweetness of lychee to create a very feminine impression. Then, subtle hints of sandalwood and pink pepper emerge, ensuring it’s not merely cute. It’s intriguing how a faint, almost shadow-like edge creeps in. As time passes, the powdery quality intensifies, yet it lacks the common dustiness or cloying heaviness. Rather, it maintains an exquisite balance, as if it continues to spread softly across the skin. And what is strange is that there is a certain nostalgia to this fragrance. Although I cannot quite place what it resembles, it feels as though it is gently caressing the depths of my memory. Sweetness, softness, and a hint of shadow. A fragrance that quietly captures the heart, with a masterful blend of these elements.

So pretty and innocent rose/villet scent with a touch of cosinese. I don’t usually like violet scents because I find them boring, but this one is just.lovely. As many people said, the longevity lacks and the silllage is very soft. Could be a nice everyday scent for people working in small offices. But the asking price is quite high...

I love this, but the staying power is weak. It smells like a combination of Tresor by Lancome, Vivid and Realities by Liz Claiborne. It really dries down to a clean musk. The sample of Nuit D'Amour I tested, wasn't from the current Les Parisiennes line.

I received a sample of Nuit d'Amour with a purchase. As a fan of Guerlain, I like to collect as many samples as possible, and I am quite taken with this one. NA is a quiet, intimate scent, very pretty and feminine - aptly named. It is centred around the classic lipstick accord - rose and violet with powdery iris. It is soft, powdery, musky and woody - cosy yet sensual. NA opens with aquatic fruity notes, sweet and sheer. Dewy rose follows closely, becoming increasingly powdery quite quickly. Violet rounds it out, powdery and retro, forming the lipstick accord that forms the crux of this scent. Iris follows, enhancing the powder. The soft, clean musk note develops in the background. Soft woody notes creep in as it dries down, fading to a musky skin scent with remnants of the powdery florals. Sillage is intimate and longevity is moderate. A feminine springtime scent, this is softly sensual, warm, pretty and pleasant. Beautiful throughout, my only gripe is its limited performance. 3.5/5.

A truly beautiful perfume, one that I don’t reach for too often, but when I do, I wonder why I have been neglecting it. Despite the name, to my nose this is a daytime scent. Innocent, sweet, elegant, classy. One I would wear in the daytime, with a beautiful blouse and trousers, or a dress, to a weekend brunch. Or maybe for an elegant weekend evening dinner for two with my husband, where there is still some sunlight left. This scent reminds me of the elegant, classy beginnings of the daytime, hours away from the flirtatious, and then sensual nighttime, with a longtime partner that you know so well and who can please you so well. For those hours, or for going out at night, I’ll reach for something else.

Noticed Nuit d'Amour as I buzzed passed the Guerlain counter today. This counter does not normally stock the HTF Guerlains, so I was intrigued. Not for long. The scent is pretty - a light fruity rose sprinkled with enough powder to prevent it becoming sharp and sour. I like it. Trouble is, Nuit d'Amour is very weak. Performance is poor. Pretty and well done, but not $300+ worth of pretty and well done. Unless you are utterly smitten and cannot find anything else to like in the rose-violet category (really?), don't buy this. Bulb atomiser? Pah! A bulb atomiser does not a great perfume make.

I agree with DaisyM, blümschensex is where this superbly pretty, floral and powdery fragrance is at. It's a rom com movie followed by a Denny's caramel sundae kind of date night. Whilst the sillage really is poor, the violets are so beautifully done, it's hard to stop sniffing it. Am testing Double Spirituese on my other wrist at the same time and have to say that that is the (slightly scary) night of love I'd definitely go for instead.

Update: Wore this all day and am now wearing it again today. It takes too much of an application to make this work on me. It's a lovely smell but for the cost it doesn't have much sillage and I can barely smell it without applying a generous amount. :-/ Lovely scent. If you have the money and perhaps the chemistry to carry the scent it may be worth it.

Definitely smells like something I have, or have smelt before. Unoffensive and even a bit delicious; but alas nothing new. If it costs $300 to buy 'nothing new' I'm really not into it - but the fact that it carries the Guerlain name and supposedly is created with essential oils instead of chemicals makes me think twice. Get it if you find a bargain!

I blindly bought the bottle and it left me with a huge question mark: yes it is definitely Guerlain, but pale, no character, no longevity, no projection. I carries no message, apart from "I am Guerlain". If anything is wrong in this fragrance it is compensated by its weak performance. Does not worth money at all.

Will be honest. I can't really place why I like this but I love the scent. Can't get enough of it. I have a sample and am thrilled with it. I am on a waiting list to get it lol. It's sweet.. powdery but subtle.. almost elegant.. I just like it lol

Well if this is a “night of love”, then it’s not the most torrid one, rather what the Germans call “Bluemchensex .“ It’s pleasant enough: flowery and powdery, but also low silage and short-lived (1-2 hours max on me), and ultimately forgettable.

On skin, the opening is a very soft floral impression. Violet and lychee are both light—close to the skin but still clear. After about two or three minutes, rose and pink pepper gradually appear, giving the fragrance more structure. At that point it becomes clear that it isn’t following the usual fruity-floral style. For a while the scent remains very gentle. After roughly thirty minutes, musk and a faint orange note begin to show. The woody base brings the fragrance closer to the skin. The presence becomes quieter, though it does not disappear. Longevity is on the shorter side, and projection is moderate. After three or four hours the scent is still detectable on skin if you look for it, but it has become very faint, leaving only a soft outline of the floral notes.

With its aptly romantic hue of champagne-peach, Nuit d’Amour opens with a delightful yet intimate litchi note that unfortunately gives way far too soon to the florals only to dissolve on my skin into a basket of powdered laundry. If only the fruits of the night lasted longer. That said, I am prepared to trial it again for it is a pretty creature. It’s currently available at both the London boutique in Covent Garden and at Harrods in Knightsbridge as a Guerlain Exclusive!

Guerlain Nuit d’Amour is a powdery, shadowy and musky floral with a vague fruity undertone. Both the flowers and the fruit has a indistinct, general smell. 🌹✨ The fragrance gets sweeter and muskier the longer it sits on the skin, it feels honeyed - even though honey isn’t mentioned among the notes. 🍯 The drydown feels woody and vanillic. The fragrance is nice, but not special. It doesn’t capture my attention. 🤷🏼♀️

I love how this smells classic and lady-like without smelling old-fashioned. It's so comforting! However, due to its weakness it invites overspraying to an unacceptable degree for such a costly liquid. Putting this sample in my bag to use at work (healthcare) bc it can't be unprofessional to smell like barely any perfume at all.

This is a very quiet perfume, one that even I can barely sense on myself. Maybe I am noseblind to it, not sure. It does not project whatsoever and I have to sniff my arm to catch any trail of it. It smells like laundry softener to me.

Nuit d'Amour is probably one of the least known amongst the Les Parisiennes line and rightly so. A sickly sweet fruity rosy violetty scent with little interest. Smelling it from afar, seems to be more floral and so much better than smelling it up close, where the sickly sugar burns your nostril. Get Paris (YSL) instead for a great rose violet perfume.

I agree with a previous review, this frag seems geared up for a mainstream audience. I see similarities with LPRN. Roses and fruit.

I don't know what it is.. a lack of creativity Mr Guerlain... please!

Good evening Perfume lovers and researchers are always aware of Guerlain's position in the world of perfumes, which is filled with many manufacturers and designers, Guerlain has always been distinguished by talent and nothing but talent, this is my personal conviction, some companies may have the ability to reach the average consumer very easily, for example, but not limited to, there is Lacoste, Davidoff and German Hugo, there is also Armani and Dolce Gabbana, These last two may have talent, But tonight I refer to a special talent possessed by a few roles, such as Guerlain Serge Lutens and Nasamoto, for example. With us today, the creation of a wooden powder with a scroll of roses and charming flowers plays with the senses of a man like a small child facing strong winds that he cannot stand in front of, Guerlain Noir d'Amour or Night of Love in French, magic water, not perfume, for women Nuit d'Amour Guerlain EDP for Women An easy and guaranteed combination, but the lesson here is in the balance of the designer, who appears as a player who does not know the meaning of dissonance in his aromatic piece. The red municipal rose from Bulgaria from the harvest of the month of May harmonizes with exciting pink pepper and delicate violet, then we feel the warmth of sandalwood and black musk A little later, the iris breezes flow, accompanied by the Italian lychee fruit with its playful feminine content. I think that this perfume is the most appropriate and most beautiful when there is a special occasion between a man and a woman away from the hustle and bustle of this noisy and curious world. The fragrance and consistency are good, although they are not the important factor when we talk about perfume for indoor spaces and romantic times. It is suitable for a woman of a mature age, and I mean a woman with warm feelings, and not the one who annoys us day and night with feminist publications, The closest perfume to him according to Vogue reviews is Perfume, Miss Boucheron or Miss from the prestigious House of Boucheron, Miss Boucheron, Boucheron for Women

Nuit's composition is a direct hit to my olfactory preferences, so no surprises that I love it. Confirmed from previous posters: longevity is in the 4-5 hour range. I love the sultry, musky opening. Actually I"m not sure if I'm smelling musk or sandalwood or a combination of both. Either way it opens dark and lush on me and has great counter appeal. After opening Litchi peeks through, a note I've experienced most notably in MDCI's Rose de Siwa. Here it risks overpowering my preferred rose and voiliet (a combination I cherish in Caron's N'aimez que moi) and my advice is if you prefer the earthier, warmer florals then this might stay a 'sniffer'. Scent always invokes feelings and images, and Nuit plays to a more youthful audience, not necessarily in age but in attitude. There is something coquettish about it. It's a great scent, but it will have to do one of two things to remain on the shelf: increase staying power or take a more olfactory risk to differentiate itself.

After years of spraying this all over me (to the point where the sales ladies were annoyed and like, "okaaaayyyy!!!"), I bought this. This is so gorgeous. On me, it's slightly fruity at first, but then the powder sets in. A clean, sweet powder. With a teeny tiny hint of fruit. Soft, subtle, but full of scent. On me, it has great staying power...maybe 4-5 hours. Delicate and elegant, this lovely scent is in the front row on my perfume counter. And the bee bottle with the atomizer? Staahp. It's classy and expensive looking. Probably because it is expensive!! But sooo worth it. :)

I like the floral scents of it. It is a unique blend--- not too sweet, not too powdery, just about right. It is "a night of love", full of cuddling, kissing, caressing and gentleness. It feels like a quiet evening, cuddling with a lover to sleep...

The very epitome of a feminine perfume. A delicate powder and floral scent. The lychee note adds a sophisticated sweetness, which gets mistaken for peach. It's pleasing from the moment it's sprayed on the skin. Darn its longevity, though.

I have this in the bee bottle as well, so no phallic references. ;) A very delicate musky rose scent. To me, it's not a sexy fragrance, but more of a veil of endearing love for eternity. A perfect bridal fragrance.

This perfume is such a floral powdery delight. I makes me feel young, and fresh, and light as air. I just feel so NICE wearing it. It's an instant good-mood-maker. And, I'm not talking about the bottle shape...

This is a charming but very light soft scent. I would have sworn that this was a Wasser creation but the dates confirm that it was surprisingly created under Jean Paul Guerlain.

Nuit d'Amour is a very likeable perfume. Although I do not see myself wearing it. Nevertheless, it is well composed. Reminds me of Parisiennes.

Yep, that 'quadrilobe' stopper isn't quite as phallic when seen from above (i.e. bird's-eye-view) as it is when seen from the side. (LOL)

This is my bedtime perfume. Sweet, delicate, something I am not at daytime. It is beautiful if you need something to de-stress.

Reborn, I just thought the same. Interestingly-shaped stopper.

the cap has a strange form ;-))))) it suits its name ;-)

Truly a Beautiful scent but weak performance.