Fleur de Loukoum Night

The fragrance of Fleur de Loukoum was created in 2015 in two versions, both indicated for the female audience and separated by occasions of use: one for the day and one for the night. They are part of the collection called Ecosystems - Silk Road Garden and portray the feminine spontaneity, the romantic and jovial side of the woman. The creative concept was built over the feminine universe delicately, almost innocently, through sweet and intense accords, like crystallized delicacies that stir the palate. The fragrance of Fleur de Loukoum Night brings the same notes of Strawberry Gum, Omumgorwa resin from Namibia, red fruit accord (Buchu and Raspberry), rhubarb, Hyraceum and Ximenia oil, all present in the daytime version. The major difference was the exchange of the flowers: instead of the Damascus rose, which is a flower with a versatile and noble aspect, we have Jasmine, which brings an indolic and sensual facet. For those who do not know some of these ingredients, here are some explanations: Strawberry Gum is produced from a species of eucalyptus (Eucalyptus olida), which is only found in Australia and is threatened. Unlike the other types of eucalyptus, the oil produced from its leaves smells sweet, reminiscent of a mixture of strawberry, banana, and cinnamon; the Omumgorwa is a resin that only forms after a species of the tree dies naturally. It smells of ripe dates and tends to gain nuances of caramel over the years; the Buchu (Agathosma betulina and ovata) can only be found in South Africa and its oil has a strong smell of fresh currant; Hyraceum is the petrified excrement of Procavia Capensis (also known as Rock Hyrax), composed of feces and urine and whose aroma has elements that combine the scent of civet, castoreum, musk, and even tobacco; Ximenia is known as African sour plum, whose oil has honey consistency and helps to prolong the duration of the perfume. On the skin, Fleur de Loukoum Night is also sweet and carries the same consistency of the delicacy called Turkish Delight (Loukoum), present in the daytime version. But the slightly bittersweet smell of before, which resembles a mixture of raspberries and currants, became less sour, because of the sweet nuances of jasmine. And the result became softer and gourmand, with a more sensual and refined personality, I would say, even more adult. Honestly, I do not think it's a matter of Day or Night since both are fruity and sweet and can go wrong on very hot days. In my opinion, it is more a matter of personality and style of the person who is wearing it, for one perfume is clearly more youthful than the other. Apart from that, the fragrances are very similar.

I had a long interval in testing the Nadia Z fragrances... and all the more joyful was the return to these perfume reflections. I would like this fragrance to be a full-fledged bottle - so much it is manly and desirable. At the start there is a very natural sourness of berries, which slowly spreads into the bliss of a flower that has opened at night. Jasmine shades are guessed, but not clearly, because it is hidden in berry juice and soft naturalistic gourmands. The fragrance carries you into the night on a paradise island, where sounds and smells merge together, and the true purpose of life is revealed to you... The fragrance draws into own Universe, it is difficult to come off so as not to breathe it again and again... I feel in it the weight of the juicy green leaves, and bright berry shades, and the dense darkness of the night with the sky strewn with stars, and the divine power of a flower... the fragrance is mysterious and strong, sounds close to the skin, creates a unique aura... I would like to stay on this island... Several hours passed, the fragrance created a protective shell, flowers in the berry-gourmand syrup they gently envelop, I am saturated with this aroma, the aroma is me... this is the most natural aroma of female skin, pure consciousness, the aroma of unity with nature...