Midnight Sin

It is a Gourmand Floral, with a boozy Halo. Spraying this on paper won't give you the full experience you definitely have to wear this in order to understand the quality of this fragrance. I personally didn't have high hopes because Cherry is that note for me, that I can never wear as it's always medicinal. But this isn't the case here. This fragrance has no gaps and takes you on a journey. At first spray, which was the air, had everyone in the room saying D@mn, It's strong. Lol my nose immediately tried to find something to compare it to, I couldn't but it reminded me of something that I will get to later in this review. Once on skin. That Cherry and orange combination grabs you. The Cherry is Bold and The orange is not heavy at all but gives the Cherry a slight lift. Here's where it get interesting. The chocolate (dark) peeks very early which makes it warm and sensual, very intoxicating. Your slowly taken on a ride where the floral notes start to appear. the Floral is creamy , smooth, and not Sharp, It blends perfectly into the Gourmand. (Perfect because I'm not really a floral Girl) now as the middle starts to settle your presented with this Dark Chocolate that is sweetened by vanilla. The Patchouli is not a dark dirty Patchouli but adds a bit of earthy depth to it. Here is the interesting part, on the dry down, I can still smell this boozy, spicy ghost effect even though the top notes are suppose to be gone.. I keep hearing people say if your looking for a cherry fragrance, keep looking because Cherry left the building very fast. I'm going to disagree. The top never left. People are use to Cherry being this bright Red fruity note but what happens is, this Cherry blends into those base notes and Changes into this warm sexy skin scent. Cherry walks In loud, then took the spotlight off of herself but kept running the room. The warm, almond, edge.. is still her in the back calling shots. They did something that most perfumes don't do! Diffusive loop.This is where the curiosity sinks in, you keep sniffing, and that intoxicating feeling comes in. It becomes addictive because you keep sniffing trying to get closure but The journey keeps going. This is quality work!!! I sprayed this right before bed and woke up to I can still smell it. So longevity (for me it's there) but to each their own. We are all different. I also seen a comment saying if the fragrance doesn't have a longevity problem why are some popular creators consistently spraying it. Well most people want those top notes. the top notes are what grabs you and pulls you in. They want that initial experience and that feeling over and over. Now what does this smell like. It's unique, IT DOESN'T SMELL LIKE ANYTHING ELSE...but it does remind me of a few popular Fragrances not note for note but more so structure and what they do to the person wearing it. Black Opium, Good Girl, La Nuit Trésor And Lost Cherry. Warm floral Gourmands with addictive openings, smooth transitions and a sensual vibe..."keep smelling yourself effect". Again it doesn't smell like these at all. But these are well done Fragrances that have the same addictive Structure, that hooks you in immediately. This is a unisex fragrance. The Category: Date Night...Well done Daniel and Paris Corner. This is DEFINITELY NOT a Cherry Tootsie pop, y'all scared me with that one. My bottle did come dismembered the entire top half of the nozzle was floating but I was able to put it back together. It still puddles a bit when I spray it. But honestly I have other perfumes that do this and for me it isn't a big deal. I think the creator wanted to do something very Bold, daring, and different which is give us an Art piece. For that I truly can respect it. Doing something that has never been done before has it Challenges. People want to compare the damage to basic bottles that have been done over and over again by bigger companies. This is a first of its kind and the Creator has taken the appropriate steps to resolving the matter. I also want to point out the comments of character. Do you know that when some of the top brands are developing their fragrance, more than half of the people complaining are not even their target audience. You still support those brands and the characters associated with those companies. I personally don't know Daniel and my review is my opinion. If he missed the mark on this, I would say so. Let's try to uplift each other in this space. Give honest and true criticism. Happy Sniffing ❤️

I am going to let this macerate for a month, during the open all I get chocolate with a slight hint of cherry liquor. The cherry disappears quickly and i end up with a chocolate. I reformulate the perfume and this is where i think it failed. When adding a cherry liquor especially in a top note that disappears very quickly bc of the binder he used..you want this cherry liquor to drizzle down through the mid and into the base. Instead of orris, this where he could have and should have replaced it with a Madagascar Vanilla and Use heliotropin and cinnamon-based ingredients to create a heart that links the cherry to the base., why? Bc it binds the top notes and the mid notes to let it kind drizzly through, the tea note could have been replaced with Heliotropin, Benzaldehyde/Bitter Almond, Anisyl Acetone or Ethyl Cinnamate. These help hold and bind that cherry liquor so it don’t disappear, now his base needed a deep bridge so that chocolate wouldn’t take over the whole perfume, you must make have a strong base. To do he needed to Build a strong base with ingredients like vanilla, tonka bean, or Balsam of Peru to hold the scent on the skin.. The vanilla, chocolate and patchouli is all your gonna get if you don’t, he did put vanilla in there but can’t smell it, by adding 2 vanilla like vanilla absolute, and a bourbon vanilla to match that liquor..with a tonka bean, or balsam Of Peru would have really made this shine. I personally bc how it almost just a chocolate perfume would have used tonka and balsam....With the rest of the notes. The reason the cherry disappears is bc he didn’t use a good binders. You build your base first especially when you use cherry in the top notes, and cherry liqueur is a lot lighter in weight, even adding a dark cherry liqueur if you really want a chocolate cover cherry that’s not cloning, you take out that tea and place a binder bc tea really goes fast in top notes. Daniel know his stuff but I felt like he should have known and the perfumer to keep that cherry drizzling through top to bottom you needed a lot of good binders to could keep this drizzling down into a beauty base note. So it’s advertised as a chocolate covered cherry but the cherry is gone in a matter of mins so you just end up with a chocolate with hint of patchouli. I am going to let it macerate and then take half of this and make my own by using another half of different perfumes in my carrier 1.7 bottles I take to travel and mix it with different perfumes to pull the cherry out or get the vanilla and orange blossoms kicking maybe with a balsamic or Smokey note. But I do have to kill that chocolate out bc it dominates the whole perfume. Damn this could have really been nice he just don’t pick the right binders and it went straight into a chocolate perfume that overtakes everything. Now I think about that tonka and balsm and the vanillas and the top binder omg how did he miss this. I will still wear it but I will make it my own. But I could have done this with any chocolate. I was rooting for him bc he has talent, but his perfumer should have know better with these notes. I dnt blame him, he had a great idea, I believe the perfumers failed him.

Let me start off by saying I’m not a fan of Daniel Rene and the drama surrounding him but I can appreciate that he does create some good fragrances. I don’t value his opinion on fragrances. I just like what he creates. I bought this from the TikTok live on launch day just wanting to try it and honestly thinking that I would hate it since I don’t like chocolate heavy fragrances. I’ve smelled so many and they all come across with that fake chocolate Lip Smacker/Chapstick smell. I was expecting to return it honestly. I first sprayed it on paper and got chocolate very heavily with not much cherry. The cherry faded within seconds. Then it quickly turned into sweet white florals, which is when I really started to like it. So I sprayed it on skin and got the same thing as I did on paper. The dry down is very vanilla and patchouli heavy, but I like both of those notes so I didn’t mind it. If you don’t like patchouli, chances are you won’t like this fragrance because that dry down is what lasts longer than the other notes. It’s now roughly 4 hours later and I can still smell where I sprayed it on my skin (this is with me being inside all day besides going outside for maybe a total of 5 minutes). It seemed to somehow get stronger as time went on and now the sillage is dwindling down. I do enjoy this fragrance as it is not like any other fragrance I have. However, I do wish the cherry note stayed throughout the duration of the fragrance. Is it worth the price I paid ($90)? I’m not so sure. It might be worth it to his fans but not so much to me. Yes it is a very nice heavy bottle with great packaging but so are a lot of other Middle Eastern fragrances and they’re less than half the price. I’m also not a fan that they were saying during the live that they were selling out what they had on launch day and would restock in May for a higher price of $120 then I look online and GiftExpress is selling it right now for $99 on their website 🙄 It’s being marketed as completely unisex but I think I have to beg to differ. I believe it is on the feminine side of unisex, because it is very sweet. Basically, if you want to try it, just go ahead. Don’t fall for the trap to buy it during any certain point because it’s most likely a lie. It’s by no means a horrible fragrance. It’s well blended and smells nice. It might be worth the price to you, who knows? But I believe I’ll be keeping it just because I don’t have anything like it and it does have a moderate performance to where it doesn’t feel like a complete waste of money.

This is my first Fragrantica review. Considering it was a video of Daniel which got me collecting fragrances, I thought I'd start here. I am not a professional sniffer. I have nothing to gain by this. And, I believe that many of the negative reviews are being posted by people with some kind of axe to grind. When I got the bottle, yes, it had come apart in the package. within 20 seconds I had it fixed and spraying. NBD. I decided to try this as I would be home all day today, and at 8:30 gave myself a good spray down - skin and clothes. Chocolate? Yes! Cherries? Um, yes (if you can't smell cherry, get your nose checked). For an hour, it was intoxicating. For the first 2-3 hours I kept getting good hits of the scent as I went about my day of household chores. Now, at hour 6+, it's only present if I stick my nose to my skin or shirt. But then, today was hot and I tend to lose fragrance quickly on my skin anyway, so I consider this pretty darned good! On the skin I get lots of gardenia (yay!) On my shirt, I still get the chocolate-cherry notes. So, spray everything if you want the complete scent to overlap and develop together. Is the cherry medicinal? No. I wish medicinal cherry smelled like this. Maybe it's the boozy smell that's making some think it's medicinal. *shrug* The white flower (especially gardenia) and chocolate combo is delightfully surprising. I would never have chosen to pair those two things, but it WORKS. I will absolutely wear this to formal events where I want to make a scene. In fact, I'll likely bring the bottle with me and reapply just before going in to the venue to make the biggest impact. I'll also wear it at night when the scene becomes more adult. Gladly. If I change my mind, I'll edit this post, but I'm pretty sure it's an amazing scent. I absolutely do not regret the purchase. Thank you, Daniel!! Edit: still could smell it on my shirt the next morning. So, apparently it lasts!

Now remember this is for me this will not be the same for everyone Projection: 6-8 feet in the beginning 2-3 after a couple hours Silliage: light Longevity: 6-8 hours on skin 8-10 on clothes When to wear: when ever you want Price: for the creativeness the bottle, the boxes, and the juice it’s totally worth every penny Hi my name is Tony and I have followed Daniel René and his fragrances since I started my journey into the amazing world of fragrances. Every one of his creations are truly works of art and Midnight sin is no different it’s truly a work of art. I only need to try illusio now. for me I am not much a patchouli lover as others are and I don’t smell it at all. the chocolate and cherry liquor and tea notes completely cover it up. It’s like a chocolate covered cherry with a hint of tea and slight bit of florals on my skin. We will smell something different because of our own PH. it’s a beautiful well blended fragrance. I knew I would love this fragrance. I believe it’s a perfectly unisex fragrance and In my opinion it’s not so overpowering that you can’t wear it during the summer. I am super gourmand and love that style of fragrance so it doesn’t bother me to wear chocolate fragrances during the summer at all. i feel as if the projection is maybe 6-8 feet in the beginning and once it’s been a couple hours it’s more like a couple feet. And i would say light silliage. I truly love Daniel and all of his creations and no it’s not a glaze he is an amazing creative director to so many of the fragrances we all love you just don’t know that because he doesn’t go around bragging about it. I trust his opinion when it comes to any and all fragrances, he knows what he is talking about. I truly believe in my heart he created a sexy mysterious enticing fragrance. Keep doing what your doing Daniel. Your amazing and no one can take that away from you. Thanks for reading

Too many reviews here are not actual reviews of the fragrance, but a review of how the perfumer presents himself online, or trying to compare it to other fragrances when they haven't even smelled Midnight Sin. Very weird behavior! Buy the fragrance and then form an opinion based on the notes and performance. Speculation just makes you look uneducated and many "reviewers" are just closet homophobes and puritanical cornballs who are somehow offended by the bottle design. It's obvious. I said what I said! Anyway, my honest review is that it is unlike any chocolate floral you've ever smelled. It's seductive and delicious. Not a big projector with beast mode qualities, but more of a sensual fragrance. Mostly I get dark chocolate in the opening, with some mild fruitiness and then it settles beautifully into that soft, feminine gardenia that makes this suitable for any occasion. Orange blossom keeps it from being powdery against the orris. A little patchouli keeps it anchored (not heavy). One of the great features of this fragrance is that it beautifully layers with so many others. You can really bring out more of the cherry, the mandarin, the chocolate or even the patchouli if you want to. So far, I love it with Black Forest by Al Absar. I was impressed with the packaging and attention to detail, and the bottle even doubles as a weapon. To watch my unboxing, visit my TT account under the same name as this one. Have a good one!

Midnight Sin by Daniel Rene & Paris Corner is, without question, one of the standout fragrance releases of 2026. From the very first spray, it makes an unforgettable statement with a huge burst of rich cherry wrapped in smooth chocolate — bold, addictive, and genuinely unique. It instantly grabs attention and sets itself apart from the endless stream of safe, repetitive launches. What makes this fragrance truly special is the transformation on skin. As the opening settles, Midnight Sin evolves into a stunning fresh floral heart layered over a refined patchouli base. The contrast between the decadent opening and the elegant dry down is beautifully done, giving the scent depth, character, and sophistication. This is not just another hype release — it’s a fragrance with real personality. It feels luxurious, creative, and confidently different. Performance is excellent, the scent trail is captivating, and every wear feels like an experience. I’m especially happy to have managed to get my hands on a bottle here in the UK, and it has exceeded every expectation. Ignore the negative comments from people who likely haven’t even smelled it properly — on skin, this fragrance tells a completely different story. Midnight Sin is sensational, memorable, and easily one of the best fragrances to come out in 2026.

In my opinion this parfum doesn't worth 75 British pound at all! I have 15 pound worth of fragrance and way better and more interesting than this. The parfum has arrived I opened it and the cap was broken I had to fix it....! It's smell like mandarin covered with dark chocolate with a tiny little bit of cherry. That's all. I wait for it I was so excited but I don't know 75 pounds nah.... And a lot of people saying it's uniq and never smelled anything similar or same....this is 100% a copy...I don't remember the name of that fragrance but definitely I smelled this way way before this. Also a lot of rewiever say this is beast mode. I over sprayed and I don't lie after 20 minutes this becomes a light skin scent. Disappointing. But I have to tell this also...My wife she is obsessed with this. She love it so so much. She said the opposite I said. I was thinking I want to sell it even for way less than I paid for it but she said that if I love her, I shouldn’t dare sell it. So yeah everyone is different and has different opinions. If you have that budget and you want to try it than ok but if don't have and just want it because of a famous influencer I don't think this worth 75 pound.

I purchased this fragrance from a TikTok live and received it yesterday. Broke the box open immediately for my first sniff and I was not disappointed. From the first spray I am hit with a burst of chocolate covered cherries. Strong, sweet, and absolutely intoxicating. This is a sweet, slightly floral fragrance that feels seductive and sophisticated from start to finish. Really beautiful and very well done. I will be honest. I was nervous about the patchouli. I bought Mugler Angel and could not get past it. That patchouli is loud, heavy, and on my skin it reads sweaty and musty. So I have become very cautious about any fragrance that lists patchouli in the notes. But I am learning that patchouli serves a purpose in fragrance and Midnight Sin is proof of that. Even though it is listed in the base notes I cannot detect it at all. It is working quietly in the background doing exactly what it is supposed to do without announcing itself. This is a dark, rich, gourmand fragrance beautifully done. Chocolate covered cherries with a floral heart and just enough edge to keep it grown and seductive. If you love cherry fragrances this one is not to be slept on.

Midnight Sin by Paris Corner is honestly a bad ass fragrance from the bottle to the juice inside. The bottle alone caught my attention right away. It has this dark, edgy, gothic rockstar look that makes it feel like something you actually want to display, not just throw on a shelf. The fragrance itself is just as impressive. Created by Daniel René and Leandro Petit, Midnight Sin opens with this rich cherry liqueur vibe, mixed with mandarin and a tea note that gives it a nice twist. It’s sweet, but not in a cheap or basic way. Then the florals start coming through with gardenia, orange blossom, and orris, giving it a smooth, elegant side. The dry down is where it really gets good for me. That dark chocolate, patchouli, and vanilla combination gives it depth, warmth, and that slightly mysterious feel. It’s gourmand, floral, a little dark, and very wearable. To me, Midnight Sin is one of those fragrances that actually delivers on the whole presentation. The bottle is killer, the scent is great, and you can tell Daniel René and Leandro Petit put together something with real personality. Paris Corner definitely did their thing with this one.

Let’s be real: most of you leaving these bad reviews haven’t even put your nose on this scent, or you simply don’t have the palate to appreciate high-level perfumery. Midnight Sin is an absolute delicacy. The opening hits you with that intoxicating cherry liqueur and a bright touch of mandarin and tea, but it’s the dry down that really shows the quality. The way the dark chocolate and creamy vanilla blend with the floral elegance of gardenia and orris is pure art. It’s a seductive, complex masterpiece that lingers beautifully, but clearly, the nuance is lost on people who are just here to troll. It’s pathetic to see so much forced hate directed at Daniel René just because you can’t stand to see him winning. You’re ignoring the actual craftsmanship of the juice—from the patchouli earthiness to the smooth orange blossom—just to settle a petty grudge. Instead of being a keyboard warrior obsessed with someone else's downfall, you should try focusing that same energy on bettering your own lives. Stay mad while the fragrance—and Daniel—keep succeeding.

I bought "Midnight Sin" because of its fragrance notes. My only doubt was the patchouli, but I think it gives the scent depth and a dark vibe. The note I smell the most is dark chocolate, with cherry and white flowers in the background. The fragrance is truly intriguing, beautiful, and sexy. It’s not for everyone, but for me, it’s a masterpiece. It has a soothing and relaxing effect on me. After applying it in the morning, I can still smell it for about 6 hours. I hope that after maceration, it will last even longer. The projection is moderate. The bottle is interesting, although the design doesn't matter all that much to me. The atomizer tends to jam, but I’ve heard this is going to be fixed. As for the collaboration with Daniel Rene... You can like him or not, but that shouldn't affect the perfume's rating or lead to leaving offensive comments. Daniel isn't my idol, but I think Midnight Sin is a job well done. Of course, everyone has different tastes.

I am a cherry lover (disclaimer: I was a cherry lover way before Tom Ford ruined it for most of us), so my review may not be very neutral, but my oh my this juice is ADDICTIVE. 1. Perfect unisex, not leaning to masculine nor to feminine side. 2. Cherry stays throughout the whole experience: from top note to base note. It evolves from sweet cherry liquour (top note) to ripe mature dark cherry (mid-base notes). 3. Stays on clothes for 10+ hours. 4. I bought it when it was 32 degreses (Celsius) outside and very hight humidity: nope, it’s not the best scent for super hot and and humid summer days. Too heavy, better for spring-summer- autumn. 5. I am a millenial born in 1987, and this perfume brings me back to the 2012 random Tuesday i. Nightclub :D (not because perfume is retro or vintage, but it triggers thag positive feeling). Best thing I’ve smelled lately

I received this fragrance at the Paris Corner x Daniel René Midnight Sin Launch Party. I also was lucky enough to get to smell this magnificent fragrance in January at Cosmoprof in Miami. This fragrance gives me confidence and makes me feel sexy. I’ve received compliments from strangers while out in Miami every day that I have worn it. For me and my ph, I pull chocolate floral with cherry and patchouli. The patchouli in this fragrance is nothing to be afraid of. It gives the fragrance depth and sexy allure. Many of my friends get a chocolate covered cherry. I love when a fragrance can turn out differently on every single person. No corners were cut on the presentation or juice. Paris Corner and Daniel René are going to break the internet with this one. Those of you that are reviewing this and putting up lies of what it smells like, shame on you.

I received this fragrance at Daniel Rene Launch party for midnight sin fyi incredible experience!!! On my skin this fragrance is absolutely stunning. What I get is a beautiful chocolate covered cherries rich and dark and deeply indulgent with just the softest whisper of gardenia in the background. It doesn’t scream floral it’s more like a hint that keeps you guessing which I love. It feels like a night of passion warm and irresistible from the first spray. The longevity is incredible. Hours later it’s still there soft and close to the skin leaving just enough of that sweet velvety trail to make people lean in. This one lingers in a room long after you’ve left it. If you love gourmand scents that are sweet but never overdone this is it. Midnight Sin is the fragrance you wear when you want to be remembered and trust me they will be craving more.

I am not a fragrance reviewer by any means. I just love fragrances and I like wearing them. Midnight Sin to me is a story in a bottle. On my skin it starts out kinda boozy black cherry drying down into a dark chocolate. After that the magic begins because I start smelling little by little the other notes of vanilla, gardenia, something smoldering, but sweet. Then I swear the chocolate comes back again in a delicate way some of the cherry mostly the chocolate. It is a strong scent but does die down and lingers for a while, giving this unique balance of different smells. It’s hard for me to explain, but mesmerizing to smell. I love this fragrance plus I own nothing like it. I bought a second bottle probably a third, fourth, and fifth just saying. This was a blind buy, but yet a good decision and I highly recommend it.

I feel like I see a lot of personal reviews on the creator behind the fragrance and not the fragrance itself. The scent is gorgeous! The opening to my nose and on my skin is a gorgeous dry powder cacao, with a nice oozy accord and a slightly sweet cherry. It then transitions into a warm spicy vanilla with a gorgeous patchouli! If you don’t like patchouli may not be for you. The dry down on my skin is where the florals come in, I get gardenia more than the orange blossom, and a gorgeous orris that gives it a powdery nuance but it’s not truly a powdery scent -if that makes sense-. Obviously test it, but if we’re going to leave a review for a fragrance, let’s focus on the perfume per se and not the creator behind it. This is a gorgeous fragrance that I personally prefer to wear at night and during colder seasons

I fell in love with midnight sin at first sniff, it is a dark, mysterious, elegant and very scentual scent. I sense the cherry liquor, orris, floral, patcholi and vanilla. Normally you can pick out notes, with this i sensed, because the way it is blended , it is like the notes infused and melted together and created it own uniq essence. When I put it on it had an intoxicated effect on me and I was just sitting in the sofa smelling like fool, I totally forgot to turn on my TV. Just sitting in silence. I need more backup bottles, like now. I know Paris corner are known for affordability, this is abit higher, but still affordable. Considering the quality in all aspects.

I am no perfume connoisseur and have only just started my perfume journey. My first favourite cherry scent I burned through with ease was Opium Red, but it was so pricey and there was just something too strong about it. I FELL hard in love with Midnight Sin. It is the perfect cherry scent I have been searching for. Great balance of the cherry and chocolate. Delicious. Intense at the start, and this is for me personally, then the intensity simmers down but the deliciousness hangs around all freaking day! In my bedroom after not being in it all day, my jumper i wore two days ago. My goodness, fantastic! I will continue to buy this perfume over and over.

I have all of Daniel Rene’s perfumes. He never disappoints. Jawhari was my favorite, my number one go to. But Midnight Sin just came in and stole the title. I was so glad I was able to grab a bottle with backups on the way from his Launch this past Saturday. I was even happier that Gift Express shipped out my bottle so fast. Got her today, just two days after Midnight Sin released. Midnight Sin starts off with that Cherry Liquor, then she smoothes out into that Dark Chocolate. She is just flawless and delicious. Not only is her scent flawless, but the packaging is 🔥 and the bottle is SEXY! I can’t wait to see what else Daniel comes out with.

I was able to attend Daniel's launch on April 9th and I must say, I fell in love with this fragrance. I am not one to like cherry too much, but this isn't a medicinal cherry. This is a grown, sophisticated, seductive cherry fragrance that will make you want more. This can be worn anytime, but in my opinion, it's more of a late night fragrance, if you know what I mean. One spray, and it'll leave you wanting more. Would I recommend? Absolutely! Would I be purchasing back up bottles when this officially launches? Also yes. A sexy late night scent that will linger on yourself and your significant other? How can you not want it?

Midnight Sin by Daniel René x Paris Corner 1000/100 Midnight Sin is presence, emotion, and power in one bottle. From the first spray, it feels MAGNIFYING—it elevates you instantly. ✨ Top: cherry liqueur, mandarin, tea ✨ Heart: gardenia, orange blossom, orris ✨ Base: patchouli, dark chocolate, vanilla Rich, seductive, and addictive from start to finish. The bottle is eccentric, just like Daniel René. Bold and beautiful—true art you display with pride. Daniel René delivers again: quality, artistry, and strong performance. I feel lucky to own it. A thousand percent recommended—1000 out of 100.

Midnight Sin is a dark and sexy chocolate cherry liqueur. This fragrance takes you on a journey - initially I get the dark chocolate and cherry liqueur. Then as she starts to dry down, she turns into this beautiful white floral but still has the chocolate and cherry in the background. One she’s fully dry, I get less of the florals and the sweet vanilla comes out. I do not get much patchouli but it’s slightly there. Overall this is a sexy and intoxicating fragrance and will quickly become a signature scent!!

This fragrance is a strong cherry chocolate fragrance that blends well together. It layers very well or is a delicious scent on its own. I get so many compliments and everyone asks me where they can get it from. Great price point. The longevity last about 12 hours or so. Don't believe people who are saying it's not good. They either haven't smelt it or just want to hate on the creator of the fragrance. You won't be disappointed in this fragrance.

I was hesitant to try this perfume, even though I love Daniel Rene and his purpose of democratizing the perfume industry; not always do we have the same taste. Arabic perfumes are sometimes a little cloying for me. In this case it was a good surprise; I loved the chocolate note, and I thought it was going to be too much. The mix is definitely sexy, sweet, and interesting. I still think I've smelled this before, but I can't remember.

The hype is real! Was lucky to pick up my bottle on the release date and I cant stop spraying Midnight Sin! I'm a Chocolate fragrance lover and this Chocolate screams neich quality. She is very unisex, but damn I'd love to smell this on a man...I'd melt! -Dark chocolate, ripe cherry make it smooth and sexy - unlike anything I've smelled -You own the room energy ! Loving her so much that I went back and bought 2 more bottles <3

I’m actually obsessed with Midnight Sin... and that says a lot because I’m not even a big cherry person. This one is different though. It’s not that loud, syrupy cherry... it’s deeper, smoother, a little more grown and sexy. And what’s crazy is I’ve smelled this on other people and it literally pulls different on everyone. Same scent, completely different vibe depending on who’s wearing it. This one is special.

I personally loved this fragrance so much so that I had to purchase a backup which I don’t do often. I mostly get like a chocolate covered cherry with some white florals but mainly the chocolate cherry. It’s one of the most seductive & sultry fragrances I have in my collection! This is one of those fragrances that you get what you pay for. Thai lasts roughly around 6 hours on my skin which is perfect for me!

Midnight Sin doesn’t whisper sexy. It radiates it. It is the kind of fragrance that doesn’t just enter a room it seduces it. The opening hits like a slow sip of cherry liqueur in dim lighting, dripping with dark sweetness. As it settles there is a tension between elegance and temptation that keeps pulling you closer and at the dry down it clings to the skin like a secret you shouldn’t tell.

I was very prepared to not like this, and I admittedly hate the opening. It gives Tootsie Roll pop chocolate. Buuuut after that I love it, and I’m genuinely surprised by that. I layered it with B&BW new Peach Blossom and Nectar parfum...so good! I will also say that I sprayed Midnight Sin on me and my clothes, and I can still smell it 9 hours later. This one is a pleasant surprise for me!

This is a fantastic perfume. The chocolate is strong and not overly sweet the mandarin and tea give the florals balance and the Vanilla smooths everything out. I didn't get a ton of cherry but my skin has a tendency to mute cherry unless it's a very strong cherry. It's definitely a date night perfume but it's versatile enough that I wear it everywhere. I'm obsessed

I am so happy I got my hands on Midnight Sin at Daniel's Launch Party and will purchase a backup when its officially launched on April 25th. The cherry is not medicinal and all the notes are well balanced, so the end result is a beautiful sensual scent. It also has a great lasting power on my skin and its unisex. Try it for yourself 🖤

Out of the box, it smelled okay. I was a bit disappointed it smelled too “perfume-y” & didn’t feel well blended. I waited on it for a few weeks & it smells so much better now. I mostly get the cherry & chocolate, smells delicious. I would say though you have to be a little into gourmands to appreciate this. Longevity is great too!

Midnight Sin is a fragrance you wear for when you’re ready to commit that midnight sin😈 It intensifies and smells better with body heat. The smell lasted on me all day and gets better and better with time. You start to project more as you build more body heat. 10/10 for presentation, packaging, and most importantly THE JUICEE😍😍😍

This is a sexy, semi-sweet, cherry liqueur, dark chocolaty, slightly powdery, vanilla and a pinch of patchouli, grown fruity-floral-gourmand. It puts me in the mindset of Navitus Parfums Elan Noir but this has more depth(I have both). Stop thinking about it and just get it, if you can. IT IS ABSOLUTELY STUNNING😍!

Midnight Sin is a beautiful dark, complex, and sophisticated floral fruity gourmand. It has rich notes of Cherry Liqueur, Mandarin, Black Tee, Gardenia, Orris, Orange Blossom, Dark Chocolate, Patchouli, Vanilla. It lasts all day on my skin/clothes. It is absolutely stunning!😍🔥 100/10!!!

I am neither a gourmand lover or a floral lover but I had to give Midnight Sin a try after so many people were talking about it. To my surprise I love it! It is blended so well that nothing is overpowering and I can't stop smelling it. On the skin it's even better. #pleasantlysurprised

Okay, so this is sexy, definitely chocolate prominent. It’s kind of like Venom of Love, but made in a less heavy way because of the tea and patchouli. I really like it. Do I want to pay over $80? No?!. Would I pay $40-45, gladly! I also say this because it’s a middle eastern brand.

Midnight Sin is a sexy perfume, might not be for everyone. However, the sophisticated cherry liquor with the chocolate is exquisite. After they smelled me, they stated the kept smelling the perfume even after I left and they all loved how sexy and different it smells.

Midnight sin is an amazing fragrance, well balanced, versatile and unique. It starts like a delicious Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte in a while flower notes are joining this sweet explosion , extremely sensual and sexy fragrance . I am in love with it! It’s a must have !

I actually really love this. Such an interesting fragrance. The dark chocolate notes stands out for me in a good way. Sweet but floral. I’ve got over 50 perfumes in my collection and I’ve got nothing that smells like this.

Midnight Sin is a beautiful fragrance which give you the cherry, chocolate, patchouli in the most beautiful way. Is a strong unisex scent. I got it in the launch event and definitely I recommended.

Midnight Sin is a sexy alluring fragrance. It is a cherry, chocolate fragrance that smells like nothing I have ever smelled. The metal head in me absolutely loves the bottle.

CHERRY - FLORAL - CHOCOLATE In that order. It lasts forever on my skin. 10 hours and could still smell it. Made it through a quick shower as well. 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤

I love it since the day of release I can't stop spraying myself whenever I have a chance I can't stop. Amazing fragrance I highly recommend it 💪💪🫶🫶💗💗

Excited to see what Daniel Rene has cooked up for us. I don't know what it is gonna smell like but the bottle screams 'Daniel Rene' to me!! #Excited!

Im obsessed with this scent. It gave me powdery florals right away and dried down to chocolate with some cherry. She stayed with me all night 😉

It reminds me of a strong turkish delight. I love it only need to spray once and still longlasting

This is good! Great work, Daniel René!

**Completely unbiased opinion** I'll preface by saying Midnight Sin is a very heavy fragrance. It's not as bad as I had anticipated from the notes listed, but she's not for the those who like light, soft, subtle or skin scents. It's bold in a way that screams for attention, which I believe fits the vibe in which it's marketed. As the name suggests - it's not a safe office/day wear perfume. For the sake of those surrounding you, It could be headache inducing 🫣 The notes I get on first spray are the Cherry Liqueur and surprisingly the Chocolate. The Cherry is done really well, it's not medicinal or synthetic like some Cherrys can be, but syrupy and rich - very much like a liqueur. Sadly the cherry is quite short lived which I think is my favourite note here overall. The mid notes peak through ever so slightly after around 1/2 an hour of wear. I find the florals quite hard to find because both the top and base notes are so strong. Speaking of the base notes - Patchouli with a hint of Chocolate on the dry down. Again, it's heavy and not for those faint of heart. If you like the density of the Scandal JPG line, you'll possibly also like this. Overall I'd give it a 6.5 out of 10. While it's not bad, it's probably not something that I'd reach for often.