Prodigy Noir

This fragrance..... oh my gosh. I LOVE it. This is absolutely unisex. It may lean the tiniest bit masculine but if you're a confident babe and you're very womanly, you'll just smell extremely womanly. I dont know how that makes sense, but it does. Its not by any means juvenile, this isnt bubblegum or cotton candy. This is a mysterious person from a black and white detective film. The "Noir" name fits it perfectly. I wanted this perfume to be mine but I had my man put it on too out of curiousity and it mixed with his body chemistry so good that I gave it to him so I could enjoy it on him. Everytime i walked past him and smelled that fragrance on him.... ugh! This is like a very sexy spicy chocolate smell. I absolutely condone buying this fragrance male or female. Just know its a heavy hitter. Its the right amount of heavy though. So youll want to wear it in cooler months maybe in early spring as an evening fragrance. This is my absolute favorite fragrance my man has ever worn and would have been for myself too but I just personally wanted to be able to smell that on him everytime I was near him. I may have to buy a bottle for me when I restock him haha. So if you like adult smell goods, you like chocolate and want to feel like you're the sexy mysterious lady/man from an old black and white murder mystery film..... this would be you're show stopper fragrance. 💯

This fragrance features a spicy, warm, and fluffy vanilla scent, complemented by amber notes and a sweet, cosy feel. There's a citrusy freshness that transitions into rich chocolate and caramel during the dry down, creating an almost lactonic quality. I genuinely love this scent profile; it reminds me of Changing Constance and Althair, and it's quite similar to Minuit et Demi, but without the prominent coffee and tobacco notes found in the original. It's an easy choice for cooler weather or nights out, making it a very comforting option. Keep in mind that it is definitely a vanilla-forward scent, so if you’re not a fan of spicy vanilla, this might not be for you. I experience about 7 to 9 hours of wear from this fragrance before it becomes a skin scent. The apricot and rose notes are not very prominent for me—they're barely noticeable. I’ve been waiting for Fragrantica to add this to their database, as I’ve had it for almost a month now. While it’s not a beast mode fragrance, it definitely lingers and leaves a pleasant scent trail. This is just my experience with this fragrance. I’m aware that everyone has their own thoughts and opinions, which may differ from mine, as fragrance is subjective. Happy sniffing!

It's a toffee gourmand done in an elegant way. ~9.4/10. 40% creamy-powdery cardamom (similar to YSL La Nuit de l'Homme) and 60% toffee (moderately-sweet toffee rather than syrupy-sweet caramel). Ideal for fall (autumn) because it's not that dark - only mildly dark. (Also appropriate for summer nights, spring, and winter.) It's an elegant gourmand. It's a simple composition. It's essentially a toffee fragrance done in a perfumey way (but high-quality perfumey) because of the creamy-powdery cardamom. So it's not mouth-wateringly delicious, but it's still yummy while maintaining some elegance. It's cozy and sensual. The toffee sweetness is mild-to-moderate. Unisex, leaning only slightly feminine. It's very nice. It's one of the best gourmands on the middle-eastern clone market. Let this mature for one month (with 5-10 sprays spent) and it’ll go from good to great. My bottle arrived with the cap off and the atomiser unattached, along with a spare atomiser spring (I assume it’s spare because my atomiser works great without the spring). It seems some of the bottles come this way due to a packing fault, but it’s no issue.

What a wonderful scent! I would say it's about 85% similar to Minuit et Demi, with Prodigy Noir being fuller bodied, sweeter and a touch more powdery. This is unisex, leaning feminine and a good year-round versatile scent. It's summer here in Australia and I will wear it today because it's not overly sweet or cloying (except perhaps in the highest heat). I'm very discerning about my Middle Eastern scents, they really have to be exceptional to end up in my collection and most are catch and release. This is one that made the cut. Also funnily enough, the first bottle I received had an issue with the atomiser, which didn't work, and had to be returned and replaced so I'm not sure if this is a common fault. However, overall highly recommended.

This is a very comforting scent - perfect for cold winter’s days. The scent opens fresh and spicy and settles into a soft woody caramel. The longevity is good, but it stays close to the skin. Every now and then you will get a delicious whiff of spicy sweetness. I adore it. It is very reminiscent of Changing Constance and even a tiny bit of By the Fireplace.