La Nuit Trésor à la Folie

I am all about jammy gourmand rose fragrances and if you love jammy roses then this one is for you. I had been wanting to get this fragrance for a long time. La Nuit a la Folie is so beautiful. If you love Maison Lancome's Roses Berberanza or Parfait de Roses this is a must have because it feels like it's in the same family of fragrances. I got out my bottle of Parfait de Roses to be curious and it smells a bit like the DNA of Parfait de Roses without the powdery sugar but with more added vanilla. Lancome has a distinct rose accord they use that is always familiar in their rose based fragrances which I love. I feel more comfortable spraying this one more because the others are discontinued and are very expensive and special. This is a well blended bourbon vanilla like you smell in Dior Addict and it's mixed with red currant, rose with some spice from the nutmeg but its not overly spicy..definately has tonka to sweeten it up...it's so well blended and sweet and feels a bit creamy because of the bourbon vanilla. I am so happy I got this fragrance. A la Folie lasts and it's dense and the scent cloud envelopes you. The vanilla is so good. Highly recommend this fragrance and the bottle in person is so gorgeous. And I have to agree with others it will grow on you as it develops over time. I've come to really love Lancome fragrances for their quality. I feel like you always get what you pay for and I never feel like something is lacking because they focus on quality and the bottles are usually stunning. Well done on this one Lancome. I will definitely repurchase this. It's so good. Now I really want to try the original La Nuit. The sweetness in this makes me think a little bit of Tonka Imperial by Guerlain because it does have tonka. It's just so sweet like that one though that one is very smooth. Oh they are both nice in their own ways. Not the same scent at all but if you have tried Tonka Imperial then you know how sweet that is. Gorgeous! This one makes me smile. I'm so happy I got it. Update: I got the OG La Nuit and I can smell the DNA of it in A la Folie so it's a nice reminder as I like that fragrance as well, but they are both different enough fragrances that you can own both. A la folie is the best one out of the two but both are worth owning for sure and I would like to try Nude next just because I really enjoy the quality of Lancome fragrances as of lately.

La Nuit Trésor à la Folie is sacred to Gourmand-lovers for a reason. A real Goddess of seduction. She's elegant, lethal sensuality with an edible allure, nothing left to do but give in to the temptation and become a temptress yourself. Save it for special occasions - not an every day type of scent. I remember years ago smelling this fragrance for the first time, walking around in the airport in Amsterdam with my sister, wanting to kill some time like everyone else; entering the duty free shop and seeing this beauty on the shelf.... I tried it on my wrist.. And there I was : Instantly Hooked. Needless to say: I immediately sprayed it on my sister as well.. She was Hooked too. So we bought our first bottles of this weapon of mass seduction as the perfect souvenir-ending of our trip. Then we left the shop, sat at some restaurant and ordered champagne and chocolate dipped strawberries to spend our last money before boarding the plane.. and I still recall the small whiffs of this fragrance that ensnared me whenever I held the glass to my lips or took a bite of the stawberry...The boozy, luscious vanilla, the creamy woodsy notes and the lovely, savory rose .... were more intoxicating than the champagne and just as insatiably appetizing as the strawberries. .. and on the plane ride home we were feeling the effects as true devotees/addicts: I continuously had my nose fixated at my wrist and my sister was using the safety instruction card as a fan to better smell the perfume - because the rich, lush dry-down of this fragrance is Divine. .. We knew then, what we still know now: La Nuit Trésor à la Folie will always be one of our most treasured and undying fragrance-obsessions

BUY THIS LIMITED EDITION FLANKER WHILE YOU CAN! I blind bought 30ml based on reviews, just to see what the hype was about. And it’s really good. A stunning warm, fruity, vanilla. The florals are not identifiable, they just give complexity and roundness to the fragrance. As it dries, it develops a delicious soft spicy richness, you can smell a lot of benzoin on the skin (nose to skin!), it has a slightly medicinal edge to it. But all that projects is a warm, sweet yet spicy, amber vanilla. It has a lovely depth to it that is often missing from most fruity florals I try. I own that tropical looking skull (Police to be exotic jungle) and it smells NOTHING like this to my nose. Exotic jungle is a plain vanilla fruity floral and has NONE of the delicious softly spicy benzoin and tonka in this. A la folie is wonderful and I wish I’d bought a bigger bottle. Edit: I should say that I can’t really smell ambroxan properly, but this is still lovely as there’s plenty else her to smell. And maybe the ambroxan is what makes it project so well and last so long. Edit 2: same day, 9 hours later and I just bought 2 back up bottles. It’s that good. Edit 3: Directly compared to the original La Nuit using testers still available in the airport. A La Folie projected more, and lasted longer (it lasted through an 18 hour 2 flight trip, and was still present as a skin scent when I was trying to test new things in our final destination!).

Tresor La Nuit a la Folie is another example of the best scent in the line that gets discontinued. Why, nobody knows... As a lover of original Tresor, I have sampled through years all the flankers released. This, A la Folie, and the summery one, Nude, were my favourites. Discontinued both now! A la Folie is the most addictive, sweet, leaning gourmand of the line. Has a considerable amount of vanilla, tonka beans and benzoin mixed with some fruits, some spices, some flowers, some woods and patchouli leaves. The results of these beautiful blended notes was a scrumptious, delicious, mouthwatering rich vanilla scent with gourmand, powdery touches! Performance was great, like most of Lancome’s perfumes, A la Folie lasts well and has moderate sillage. I always appreciate a good lasting perfume and Lancome rarely disappoints. I don’t understand the logic of discontinuing A la Folie, when it was the most popular in the Tresor line! I see that’s the general sentiment in the comments section here, not just me thinking that. People seem to miss A la Folie, so I doubt Lancome did discontinued it because it wouldn’t sell well.. And personal opinion now, I think nowadays Tresor line is more loved than La Vie est Belle line. Sometimes these designers brands don’t seem to make sense with their decisions to axe the more popular ones from their catalog! I rest my case. You’ll be greatly missed when I am done with my bottle..

I think the big thing people want to know is: What is the difference between the original La Nuit Tresor and LNT a la Folie? (At least I did). To my nose, the simple difference comes down to this: chocolate vs. vanilla. Let me 'splain. First of all, these are the notes that the two frags share: Pear & bergamot up top, rose in the middle (albeit "different" roses), patchouli, vanilla and some tonka at the bottom. This must be the LNT DNA because upon first spray of LNT-ALF I get a blast of familiarity of the former. But then while LNT is more fruity and buttery, almost chocolate--to me this is from the praline-caramel-coffee-licorice combo (and what a decadent combo that is!)--ALF is, at it's heart, a true vanilla. I'm talking buttercream frosting white birthday cake vanilla. This is from the bourbon vanilla-tonka bean-benzoin explosion. At some point in the day, at least by hour 4 of wear, all previous notes seem to dissipate on me and this is just vanilla cupcake (reminds me a LOT of Laura Mercier Eau Gourmand Vanille). I love it. YUM. If you LOVE vanilla, and you love La Nuit Tresor, you should definitely own this. I love that a la Folie is very long lasting vanilla on me, which is pretty rare. By bedtime last night I could still smell it, and I sprayed conservatively in the morning. I'm not sure at this point which version I like better, but I'm definitely happy that I have both.

I've been donning myself in this elixir over the past few days, and I have to be honest, it's surprisingly disappointing to me. Don't get me wrong, this is Lancome and it smells luxe - however it is just straight forward Vanilla from start to finish and I was hoping for more - it is incredibly linear. What my nose can pick out is a deep, rich vanilla enhanced by incredibly smooth benzoin, with some unidentified and intertwined notes. If you're a vanilla lover, there's NO chance that you won't like it. Always gorgeous, can be ever so slightly cloying, large sillage and beastly longevity - overall it gets a 7/10 from me :) EDIT: I do have to add, the more I wear this, the farther I fall for it. Personally, fragrance is a very special thing. I have quite a few in my collection and almost every single one of them is associated with a positive memory or feeling. I've recently separated from my partner (RIP Prada Candy Florale) and it's given a new meaning to this perfume. To me, this smells of strength and courage. Of hope and reassurance. I feel that Lancome, the masters that they are, have created something beyond beautiful. And honestly, I hope to read more of people and their stories.

One of the most beautiful, lux scents I’ve ever purchased! Very successful blind buy indeed! It’s sweet, it’s fruity, it’s creamy and a little bit powdery (probably from the violet). I can feel the pear and vanilla very strong. It’s for a sweet, a little bit mature woman (in her 30s, not old but not childish either). There’s nothing “bad girl” vibe about this fragrance, but it’s not for an innocent woman either. It’s for a kind, sweet but firm person, who you respect too much to hurt or speak badly about. I would say it’s a bit sexy, but not too much, definitely not as sexy as the original. Edit: after wearing it a bit more and really enjoying it in all of its glory, I feel the need to change my initial review a little. I find it much sexier now! It’s a truly passionate scent, I think what tricked me in the beginning was the fact that I felt it a bit leaning towards fruity-floral, but after a while it’s so sexy and seductive! I do keep my original review regarding the type of woman that would wear this: a classy, elegant, good, firm woman. The type of woman that can move mountains and will help you do the same if you stick around for long enough. Gorgeous, gorgeous scent!

This was a blind buy. I needed it because I completely adore floral gourmands and the reviews hyped me up to expect a yummy, sexy vanilla rose desert... this turned out very differently for me but I’m not complaining. This seems to react differently on my skin than on most. The main notes of vanilla and rose are blatantly there but the woody base is strong and is really what drives this fragrance on me. The wood is a light, vanilla wood at its core but the pepper and spice notes merge with it and give it a bit of darkness and depth which prevent a pencil shaving effect from happening. Let me take a step back and reiterate here, the woodiness does not merely drive this fragrance on my skin but absolutely dominates. It is a feminine woodiness but it is STRONG. The rose is deep and sensual and soft and velvety. The phrase “gentle red” comes to mind. This is not a gourmand by any means on my skin and is definitely not sexy on me either but it is very elegant and is romantic in a maternal sort of way. A warm, securing embrace by a large and fancy lady who is sweet and soft but also strong and supportive.

One of my favorites. It's a blend of vanilla, fruits, and some woods to tone the sweetness down. When I first smelled it, it was like a very flavorful rich vanilla-fruit frosting. It's got a dark, sultry element to it that makes it great for date nights. I wouldn't say any notes stand out too much. It's all very well blended together. I will say though that I don't really detect peony, bergamot, or patchouli. The fragrance is just so good and it gets better as it dries down, as the vanilla, woods, and fruit start to blend more and more together. The nutmeg gives it a mouth watering quality without making the fragrance smell dry or sharp. It's quite long lasting and has quite a bit of projection. It's one of the few fragrances where I can't overspray - I usually do 10+. But with this fragrance it's half that and if I spray more, I get a headache. For me that's good, especially since it's been discontinued and I only have two 30ml backup bottles. I don't know why Lancome had to discontinue such a gem. At the moment, the Lancome site doesn't have it.

I found this on Jomashop and I ADORE the OG LNT. I have an old bottle from 2017 and it's beautiful!! I have to say that I prefer the OG to the A La Folie. A La Folie is like LNT Lite, fat-free, low cal. I really don't get the OD of vanilla that people describe this as. It's beautiful as it is super close to the OG...it doesn't have the best performance compared to the OG. I'll keep it and it'll definitely get worn as I love the DNA of this scent. I love Lancome frags in general. They're always very classy and super well blended. I did smell the newer version (2019) in passing recently at Macy's and I'm happy to report that it smells nearly identical to the 2017 version I have. I should've just bought another bottle of the OG since I've been obsessed again with these beautiful types of fruity and rosy designer frags (Flowerbomb Extreme started my re-obsession with these types of frags). A La Folie is beautiful because it's nearly identical to the OG. But I don't think you need it, especially bc the OG outperforms this one by a mile. YMMV.

I wasn't buying this fragrance because here it's compared to La vie est belle Intensement which I have, and when I tried it in store I got a similarity as well. But I decided to give it another chance and now I'm buying my backup bottle because they have removed it from the stores (I can only find it online at a good discount). I don't quite like the original LNT, it's a bit too sharp for me, this has some of the original DNA but it's more refined and elegant. And the Nude flanker is beautiful but it can entirely new fragrance. Let me try to describe the scent, warm boozy elegant vanilla & tonka bean, roses and some berries, the red currant I guess, one of my favorites scents this season, I wear it every day. This is a bit powdery, vanilla - fruity scent worn mostly for the night, but can be worn during the day as well. Longevity on the skin is moderate, I would say about 4-5 hours, but on clothes, this is beastly (+8 hours). Overall rating 9/10. Cannot wait to try the Intense flanker when they bring it in stores.

One of my favorite perfumes of all time and backup-worthy (esp because it's being discontinued in the US). Sweet berry/floral well rounded by a ambery vanilla - this is sultry, classy, and comforting and I absolutely love wearing it to bed. It's a nice balance of cozy, comforting, and nostalgic and a crowd pleaser as well. Longevity 12+ hours and strong projection/sillage. Update - I now have three backup bottles lol. This has become my most complimented fragrance and my signature as well. Few examples of compliments I've received - one day I went furniture shopping and left my home at 11am-ish. I was at my last stop around 7pm and a woman asked me what I was wearing. Mind you this is hours later AND I had a wool coat on. Another night I went out and a woman my group was with said "you smell magnificent, what is that?" and continued to call me "magnificent smelling woman" the rest of the night! If my house was on fire and I could only grab one bottle of perfume this would be it. Absolutely amazing.

Oh my goodness... this perfume is just heaven! I get an image of eating creme brulée with red currant or some other vanilla dessert, and drinking red wine. The rose is also very prominent but it's more sweet and seductive rather than fresh and floral. I feel like the sweetness of the rose in this makes it more of a mature gourmand fragrance (I picture ages 20 and up) and not a pink sugar or viva la juicy type of sweetness. La Nuit Tresor in comparison is more of a clubbing fragrance with a fruity and caramel character, while this one is more suitable for a romantic date with notes of red currant and vanilla. Personally I prefer A La Folie because it's more delicious and unique. I'd recommend it to someone who enjoys gourmands and scents like Midnight Rose, CH Good Girl and maybe even Black Opium. Longevity is good, I'd say about 8 hours! Can I also mention the beautiful bottle? The red is absolutely stunning and fits the scent perfectly! LOVE!

La Nuit Trésor à la Folie is the flirty angel to the original's devil — juicy red currant and pear exploding into creamy vanilla and rose, like berry sorbet swirled with spiced custard in a velvet-lined boudoir. It opens brighter and fruitier than the OG, with tart red berries stealing the show over smoky depth, blending into a lush rose heart that's romantic without the heavy hookah edge, evoking sweet, mass-pleasing gourmand joy. The drydown softens into syrupy vanilla, tonka, and patchouli warmth — comforting and seductive like chocolate-dipped strawberries, less polarizing and more versatile for dinners or dates, with a cozy, womanly allure. Toned-down "baddie" vibes make it the approachable sibling: still sexy, but angelic and endlessly wearable. A strong performer at 8-9 hours with great projection, it's ideal for night outings craving compliments and fruity-vanilla bliss without fatigue.

I have a very special relationship with this perfume- I received this perfume as a gift and it started my interest in perfume world. I love this scent! It is very cozy, it almost has a Christmas vibe to it- sweet vanilla mixed with chocolate, red berries, a bit of spice with a hint of rose in background. Reminds me of some Christmas sweets with mulled wine. Although I heard from some reviewers that it can be worn all year round, it's not the case for me. I tried to wear it on cool day at the end of summer (in Northern Europe) and it was a bit too overpowering. I wear it starting from late fall till the end of winter. Longevity is good as always with Lancome fragrances- I can smell it on my skin at the end of working day- so it's some good 8 or even 9 hours after spraying, on fabric it holds up even better. If you like gourmand vanilla fragrances, it's worth a try!

An incredible blind buy! Such an elegant, sensual fragrance. A beautiful combination of notes. The description is very accurate. As soon as you spray it you get a glorious blast of the fruit with roses and violet. This dries down to a sublime powdery scent of vanilla, tonka bean and the other warm, woody notes with a hint of salt - and a dash of caramel. This smell lingers but is just gorgeous. My partner smelt it on me and declared I smelt beautiful, this from a man who dislikes perfumes in general. When it comes to the age bracket it is suited for, I would say over 25s. It is a very assured, distinct scent. Once again, I am so pleased I chose to blind buy this! What I read of the fragrance notes and overwhelmingly positive reviews have not let me down. I'm sure I will keep this perfume as a signature night-time scent.

This needs a new review from me since it’s my all time favorite and signature scent and it wasn’t when I wrote my last review. As I said back then, this smells like a grown up version of VS secret craving (my favorite when i was younger). Or as I found out a while ago when I visited my parents, a sweeter and a bit lighter version of Rituals Elixir d’Orient (which I love on my mother but never felt comfortable wearing myself). LNT a la folie is the perfect mix between them two, it smells like a warm and spicy vanilla with hints of amber and red berries. It’s so beautiful and sooo sexy, a compliment getter for sure, but still not so popular here in Sweden so it makes a great signature for me. The longevity is great and so is the sillage. Everything about this perfume is just great. I love it!

I love it! It smells so pretty with so many notes that play good together with to me the amber, vanilla and rose being the dominate notes until the spicy musky enters. This has it has for it is fruity, but not overly sweet. Lovely floral notes, spicy, woody and a musky scent that makes this so lovely. It does has some of the orginal DNA of the la nuit family perfumes, I own four of them and they all have it, I think it's the nutty, vanilla and musky notes. This bomb has a good projection with a longetivy that last into the next day. I really like the rose and fruity notes that the other ones in the family don't offer. It's a very pretty, sexy, scent that my huband loves on me . Works good in cool and warm weather, during the day or night. Date night approved!!!

This is so weird to me. The first 3-5 minutes smells like...eh...pickled flowers. It's the ambroxan, btw, that makes me think of pickles. I know that only because I have a bottle of ambroxan in my perfume lab. Then it sort of falls into a dense cloud of puffy vanilla. Vanilla, vanilla, and more vanilla. Maybe some Extremely fluffy yellow cake - aaaand then more vanilla. Vanilla for hours and ages. Nothing but vanilla. I hope I don't sound displeased, cause I'm not. I'm the opposite of displeased. I've never understood the attraction of "just vanilla" - it always struck me as bland and boring. This is not. This is Interesting vanilla; varm, soft, fluffy, and wonderful! This is what Hypnotic Poison would smell like, if it smelled good.

In my country à la Folie came and was gone in a flash. I was extatic I finally found someone ready to sell me a generous decant. This is just so beautiful. Although gourmands were an acquired taste for me and rose notes can sometimes be tricky with my chemistry, their combination here was a total LOVE. Yes it’s quite sweet but in a dark, juicy seductive way. There’s a mild tanginess that balances the sweetness. The rose is a team player here. She’s not trying to steal the spotlight and outperform the other players. The orchestrator is the gorgeous vanilla-tonka combo; grounding all the fruits and florals while being powdery creamy yet dark and seductive all at the same time. Gorgeous elegance.

I dont have longevity issues with this at all. It's not as long lasting as the original La nuit Tresor but it's still pretty long lasting. Projecting for a good 4 or 5 hours and then becomes a nice skin scent. This scent is sweet and vanilla but it's also very woody. I wouldn't describe it as gourmand because it's more woody than foody. But it does smell like some type of vanilla wood.. It's got baby doll smell which is controversial in the fragrance community because some say thats a result of poor ingredients/blending. I personally don't mind it. Pear is the only fruit I can detect. Nutmeg gives it's a slightly bitter spice. The rose is undetectable to my nose.

WOW...I blind bought this one and I figured it would be good based on the reviews, but I didn't know it was going to be THIS good! This is by far the yummiest, sexy fragrance I own. I do get the baked cookies vibe in the beginning with a little bit of spice, but as it dries down, there's this sweet vanilla that lasts and lasts. I'm not a fan of the lancome fragrances at all, but la nuit a la folie will STAY in my collection. Since it's summer time, I will have to wait until Fall/Winter to wear this. I tested it out in the heat, and it's not terrible, but based on how this smells, it's going to turns heads in cooler weather. This was a very successful blind buy!

Finally got this baby in the mail! I own the original La Nuit Tresor, which I love. So I was excited to try this one! It smells very similar to La Nuit, but with berries in the opening and sliiiightly less heavy with the vanilla. But don't get me wrong, this is definitely a sweet gourmand bomb! It's perfect for anyone who grew up wearing perfumes from VS, and wants to smell similar yet more refined/grown up. So delicious and addictive. Longevity for this is decent, but I think La Nuit lasts a tad longer on me. I love both, but I feel like if you have one, you probably don't need both. I'll probably end up layering the two together whenever I wear it!

My precious. My mother bought me this perfume from duty free on the border between Czech Republic and Austria during her trip to Europe (June 2022). I only had one request and I don't regret getting it. I waited for this season to use it more comfortably and now I enjoy it. However, I must say that the longevity is not very satisfying to me. It opens energetic thanks to the fruits in the top notes (I especially pick red fruits clearly). The flowers in the middle notes add a sophisticated air to it, while the base notes make it warm and mysterious. In this fragrance, I see the portrait of a strong woman (25+) who is early in her career.

This has to be the most pleasing perfume in the world. You can wear it on a first date, brunch with the girls, meeting the inlaws for the first time or at work where your colleagues wont get offended. It is for all ages and all seasons except the hot summer months. The vanilla tonka drydown is the highlight of this composition. It has a rose note but its quite mixed in with the berries and vanilla. I'd say that if you are uncomfortable with rose , you can still give this a go. Another reviewer mentioned that Lancome Roses Berberanza, Parfait de Roses and Tresor A la folie is in the same family and I totally agree with her.

Dries down smelling pretty close to Thierry Mugler Angel Muse EDP. More sweetness and the patchouli is less screechy, so it’s more mass-appealing. I quite like what I can smell but it doesn’t stick around long. Definitely not as long as the OG La Nuit Tresor does. I have to spray a bit of A La Folie for it to create a scent cloud, while with LNT I just gotta spray 2-3 times. I’ve tried ALF twice before this third time and couldn’t smell it. This third time I can smell it but it’s kinda disappointing, the projection I mean. Would I buy it? At the right price maybe. For now I’m using an 8mL decant. We’ll see how it goes.

I just purchased this based on reviews. I really like it! Successful blind buy! Yeah!!! I am glad I went for the largest! I will say the scent is gorgeous, seductive, delectable, warm, and inoffensive. Like a warm/berry tart dessert topped with whipped cream. It also reminds me of a B&BW candle I ordered years ago called Sweet Cherry Pie (Bright red berries, flaky pie crust, crushed almonds.) That candle was to die for. I only get a few hours out of it, but those couple hours are glorious. The opening is mouth-watering.You guys, this is BEAUTIFUL. It's got the same softness/coziness style that Hypnotic Poison EDT has.

I just bought it..at first sniff it's strong and annoying i hate the top notes..but after an hour of wearing this perfume ..it dried down on my skin to a beautiful fluffy vanilla with a hint of soft spices ..the oppeninng reminds me of an arabian perfume store..but after an hour ohh my goddness the vanilla in here is well done.😍.i hate spicess but i love it in this perfume as it 's just a hint of it🥰❤️❤️❤️ I love floral fruity perfumes so this perfume is totally different from my taste but it changes the game for me ❤️🔥..it's a mystrious and sexy perfume😍✨️

This is the most gorgeous vanilla based dream perfume, absolute perfection. I simply CAN NOT understand why Lancome chose to discontinue this seductress of a fragrance? The original La nuit Tresor is also lovely, 10/10, but this has a creamy softness with just a tiny hint of smokiness which makes my mouth water and my soul shiver. Best perfume, ever. Edit: found two 30 ml backups for a bargain price, I am over the moon!💕 It is the first time I have ever bought a backup, so that should tell something about how much I love this fragrance.

This is a very pretty scent. I get vanilla and general floral but I'd consider it a gourmand. Lighter and sweeter than the OG. Performance is on the higher side of average, but nothing special like the original. Versatile; year round, day or night. Lancome really knows how to do perfume. LNTALF has been discontinued. It pops up on gray market from time to time so keep an eye out I guess. It's worth it. EDIT 2 YRS later. This has become a top 5. I have backups. It is insanely beautiful. I have heard there's a dupe by Maboussin(?). 10/10

This is a strange one, but it turns out that I adore it. I’ve never smelled the original, but I can tell you that it’s not even close to LVEB in my opinion. LVEB is a migraine-inducing mess on me. With this, the initial spray is not my cup of tea because of the gigantic blast of bergamot, but this one is a chameleon. The dry down is PURE heaven! It’s a creamy, soft vanilla that is just unbelievable. I can get through the bergamot blast to enjoy the exceptional quality dry down of this beauty. It’s a keeper!!!

Yummy, warm and comforting. Best after a few hours’ wear and the plastickyness of the tonka has faded. I also find I can’t always smell this on myself when wearing it but I love when it’s been left behind on whatever I’ve worn. It’s sweet but not cloying at all. Smells expensive and high quality to me. There’s a touch of smokiness. Such a shame it’s been discontinued, why do all the good ones go? I’ll cherish my bottle (which is just stunning btw) and will try to stock up while I still can.

I smelled this the other day and I went nuts. This is the love of my life, I feel like I need to stop collecting perfumes because it’s the only one I will ever need. I smell like a fine delicacy, it Carries such a gourmand aroma I can’t stop sniffing my wrists, I’m not kidding when I say I wish I could shower in this. I got the 75ml bottle for half the price (thank you Cristmas discount!) and I’ve got to say I’ve never liked a fragrance more. I’m happy, I’m enchanted and I’m satisfied.

I blind bought this after reading the reviews and being a big fan of the original LNT. On first sniff I was really disappointed. Its peppery alcohol. But as the minutes pass it transforms into a warm, vanillary, spicy, yummy scent! It doesn't last as long or project as the original, but for me is a completely different scent as is a great addition to anyone's collection! I like it more every time I spray it, and think it could become one of my favourites.

Now this is what vanilla and berry dreams are made of. I love it so much! It manages to be cozy, comforting and sexy at the same time. In true Lancôme fashion,it's super long lasting! I can smell it on my clothes for days. It's so gorgeous! None of the patchouli and incense of the original, which I really didn't like, so if you didn't like it, give this a try. I will cry if they ever stop making this. It's in my top 5 and I own over 80 bottles of perfume.

Ok, I’m not saying they’re dupes because they definitely are not, BUT... the dry-down of La Nuit Tresor a La Folie definitely gives me the same vibes as the dry-down of TF Lost Cherry. Vanilla-tonka-powdery and a little fruity with both. And frankly, really delicious. I enjoy the dry-down of A La Folie (and TF Lost Cherry) immensely. This one is a stunner though. To me it’s a completely versatile, any occasion fragrance, that just smells GOOD. Top notch.

Obnoxiously sweet but super seductive, sultry and intoxicating. I rarely find sweet perfumes alluring/ intoxicating, but this one is something otherworldly. Madagascar vanilla, alongside a dense and dark sugar coated damask rose. Almost has a gunpowder quality. I wouldn’t wear it everyday as it is nauseating and headache inducing but more than convenient for a date in extremely cold weather (ofc I am talking about a Siberian winter kind of cold).

Maybe it’s ridiculous of me but... I detest Trésor bottles so I will not get the perfume although I LOVE this flanker. I already own Trésor La Nuit and the bottle is probably the only reason why I hardly ever use it. Anyway, the scent is it’s a sirupy berry-rose that reminds me of my childhood snack - a bowl of freshly picked red currant topped with white sugar eaten in the shade of my grandmas garden terrace on a sunny summer day.

This is my favourite perfume at the moment. It smells just delicious and sweet: vanilla, berries and some flowers, don t know exactly what. But it s super yummy and 100% feminine, no unisex trace in it. I m happy to read that not too many women like this one🙂 Because when I feel my favourite perfume on too many women, I have to quit that perfume. It s such a shame they will discontinue it!!! I can t believe it. Why they do that???

This is one of my favorites ever. I’m halfway through my bottle and have one backup bottle. Since it’s discontinued and getting harder to find, I just got my hands on Maison Alhambra’s Nuit de Folie, as I had full faith it would it would be able to take its place. The opening is ROUGHHHH and has me scared and disappointed, but it dries down to be pretty much identical to A La Folie. Happy to have found a replacement!

I feel like this perfume is more reactive to your skin than most ... It either goes with your chemistry or not. And I know this is supposed to be the case for all perfumes, but this one is particularly stubborn. When it suits you, it's so incredibly beautiful. Unfortunately, it's been discontinued and it's getting out of shelves fast, so there's really no point in trying this, if you didn't already.

We have cold winters where I live, and this is such a perfect fragrance for fall/winter and the Holidays. I love scents with rose and vanilla, so this was definitely a must for me. Love the spicy notes in this, but vanilla is the one that shines through the most. Feel like a sexy snack when wearing this one. Also the bottle is amazing, so gorgeous. This is one of my favorites from the LNT line.

I really love this perfume. I sneakily sniff my wrist throughout the day when I'm wearing this. I find it cozy warm sweet scent, just lovely. Exactly the scent I was looking for, I'd be close to saying this could be my signature scent. Haven't received any compliments on it though while wearing it so unsure of the projection but I'm sure it'll be a definite all time favorite for me

Recently got this and I was not too impressed at first, as it smelled like cherries and vanilla to me. But I have been wearing it since and have fallen in love. To me this is the scent of Christmas, of fairies baking red berry pies and sugared vanilla cake, of watching the Nutcracker! I get such holiday vibes and berry-vanilla goodness from La Nuit Tresor A La Folie ♥️🍒✨🍄🌲🍰🧚🏼♀️

Now this is completely different to the OG (I really don't like the Original) this one's beautiful but it's not unique and has no lasting power at all, and I'm an oversprayer such a shame but I'm glad I have it I just know it is not a perfume to use on a date or night out etc, I'll use it at home Edit: waiiiiiit this smells exactly like la vie est belle but less potent

It is fruity it is floral it Is sexy and gourmand with a slight dark elegant twist to it. I just cant keep myself from sniffing my arm. At first it smells strong like redcurrant and pear then it opens up a heart of vanilla and rose. That nutmeg and tonka beans are addictive. I absolutely love it. I will purchase the replicas if i won't find the original anymore

Sold it, missed it, bought it again Really nice berry vanilla perfume, I don’t associate this with chocolate personally, the first one I bought was the biggest size, I now own a 30ml, which is more fruity and less musky than the last one, and for this reason I much prefer it, best suited for the evening, and on colder days, would be very polarising in the heat.

I smells like vanilla cookies wine all day! It is a amazing gourmand fragrance! For the first spray, it smells sweet floral, and then become like bubblegummy vanilla, and the dry down more like creamy vanilla cookies. Sillage and longevity is not as beast as the la nuit original. It close to the skin scent, and last longer on the clothes than the skin.

This fragrance is a creamy vanilla magic potion. I wore it out for the first time tonight and I have never had so many people ask me what perfume I was wearing. (Also, men seem to love this fragrance). This fragrance gives me sweet creamy dessert vibes. Very gourmand. Makes me feel feminine, attractive and very sexy, but in a sophisticated way.

This perfume is absolutely beautiful. I don’t get much light and fruity but on my skin it turns into this gorgeous, dark, smokey and slightly powdery vanilla and it’s last foreverrrrr. Definitely one which depends on your skin chemistry, I think. I’m surprised it’s not listed as being similar to Lira - the two are quite similar on me!