Night

Perry Ellis Night is amazing. It is a near barbershop scent but with a more tart smell due to the blood orange in the open and the yuzu in the mid. Pomelo and citrus leaf are there too, but they aren't as prominent. There is also some cedar and oakmoss (though I cannot tell if it is real or synthetic and I lean synthetic.) It is rather unique though a fairly simple scent. Perry Ellis Night is one of the more unique Perry Ellis scents I've gotten my nose on. 360 Red for Men is a spicy less aquatic Acqua di Gio, 360 Very Blue for Men is along the lines of Cool Water mixed with Drakkar Essence and Cobalt is a Bleu de Chanel with some booze and is nearly a dead wringer for Versace Dylan Blue. This however is along the lines of a barbershop scent but done in a way that isn't common. If I am not mistaken, this came before most of the "smells like scents" listed for it. Performance is pretty nice. It has good projection but isn't a total beast. That said, it will blast at an arm's length for about an hour, hour and a half. Performance is pretty good at about the six/seven hour mark. For most modern fragrances, you can't ask for much more unless you want a club banger. Perry Ellis Night is a rather versatile scent. It isn't a club scent due to projection and I wouldn't say it is a black tie fragrance either but it works in most settings and temperatures. I think the tart citruses and performance of it even could work during winter days while it also opens it up for much warmer summer days and nights. Perry Ellis Night is rather unique but I feel if you have other citrus barbershop scents you might be able to skip it out of redundancy. But if you want something more tart or don't have a barbershop leaning scent, this is a good scent to get. I rate Perry Ellis Night an 8.3 out of 10. Really good pick-up for under $20 for 100 ml at discounters.

Perry Ellis 'Night' is a very sexy, seductive fragrance that never fails to get me compliments. I bought this completely blind specifically to take on a vacation and was extremely impressed and glad I bought it. This stuff smells almost identical to Creed's 'Virgin Island Water', with less coconut and toned down lime vibes, and lasts more than three time as long for less than half the price of the Creed fragrance. The top notes initially are citrus and spice, with a touch of cedar and slights hints of bergamot. This stuff goes on pretty strong and projects extremely well during this phase. About an hour later the bergamot, cedar and touch of amber come in and settle and it becomes pure bliss. Very sexy and sophisticated, and smells absolutely amazing. The citrus calms down over the next few hours and it really does create a nighttime evening on the town summer scent that really does it job. The base of musk, amber and cedar carries well over citrus notes for the next few hours and just stays with you and on your clothes smelling dark, deep, tropical and very sexy. Ladies love this on me, I can't tell you how many women comment on how good this stuff smells. Longevity is very good as it is with most Perry Ellis fragrances. I'm getting at least 8-10+ hours with great projection from about a ten sprays to the neck, chest, wrists and shoulders. The sillage is very good and this stuff really carries well and digs in once you spritz it on. For the price, you can't find too many other fragrances that smell this good and are of this quality. If you need a solid, reliable warm weather evening scent, you can't go wrong with this and you will be the only guy out there wearing this as not too many know about this gem. If you like Creed's 'Virgin Island Water', pick this up. You will not be disappointed. Highly recommended.

When I first bought this fragrance back in 2020, the name “Night” always felt like a misrepresentation. But as I wear it now, I see what the perfumer/company was aiming for, and I must say, they hit the target. I think the holdup for many reviewers is the fact that Citrus has unanimously been associated with Daytime and Sunshine. But in context, this definitely comes off differently to me.. Perry Ellis Night is an explosion of deep and tart Blood Orange, emphasis on the Blood. It’s deep citrusy nature does evoke something of Blood, a slight metallic tinge gives this fragrance the mystery of a Vampire, or rather, one who seeks to attract one on a summers night. It has an elegance to it, yet there’s also something youthful and confident. The pomelo adds a sweet and sour affect, complimenting the dominant blood orange. And as the fragrance dries down, we settle into a smooth and soft Amber, giving the sensual essence of having found your prey for the night. It’s linear, but finds it’s confidence in the robust citrus, and it’s confidence is not unfounded. The performance is right where it needs to be. Will project for a solid hour and stay on the skin for maybe another 6. I really like this fragrance. It’s versatile, mysterious, confident, and an amazing DARK citrusy scent for the summer. Can be worn in casual or formal settings and everything in between. If you’re drawn towards the edgier aspects of life as I am, the macabre and the mysterious, but also enjoy yourself little doses of summer, then this might be the one for you. 8/10

this is my newest buy. I was looking for something fresh to help me bear with the scorching day but can't help fall in love after I test spray this baby. This one is so fresh and yet smooth, a little warm despite fresh right to the musky dry down. Even it housed in a black bottle and titled "night" this is versatile enough to be worn in broad daylight (even under scorched day. Opens orangey-fresh and leafy, after 1 hour I notice some floral note mixed with leaf and woods with the musk begin to noticeable. This smell is modern-versatile-sexy. My buddy whom I went with to the shop says this is how a man should smell when go to get laid. and I swear this babe beats Dior Farenheit he bought(in longevity and sillage both in my skin and clothes). Definitely this is girls magnet. Best to perform at night as the name suggest. Last more than 5 hours at daytime (at tropical climate) and last all night when wear it at nighttime at air conditioned enviroment. price per value very good. Got a good deal on this as low as aboout USD 29 in Jakarta, Indonesia *wink wink* the only let down is the atomizer i got is not good. it squirts if i press it hesitantly, but it does creates mist if i press it firmly. Well I guess it was made to support generous spritz.

dont know why it would be compared to spice bomb,thats a total different fragrance and category. I like this one. I was only curious to try it because the regular Perry Ellis fragrance is actually the worst fragrance i ever smelled. (smells like blood and wet pennies/rust metal) so when i noticed there are 2 different editions of it ("Platinum" & this one "Night") I wanted to see if its better. I got platinum first cause i thought it would be a brighter version than the original i disliked and figured the night version would be a stronger version of the original for night wear. "Platinum" smelled better than the orignal but less metal/blood smelling. But strangely when I smelled "night" I got "platinum" exchanged for the "night version" cause "night" was not night wear at all. It was very bright and grapefruit/acidic lemony almost like what silver would smell like. So the names threw me off. I would have named night the platinum one cause the name suggests it. The night version should have been a sweeter version of the original which i cant think of anyone wanting it but strangely some ppl like it, but half have criticised it as well as i have as metal, pennies, blood even fish.

Smelled this in this month's details mag, and have to say that it is pretty good...of course I love almost all the PE scents (despite the "clone" reviews most people give them); this one is nice! It has citrus and leaves, yes...but the citrus is sweeter and richer than bright and zesty. The leaves (citron) give a little zing to the otherwise watery citrus. The heart has a bit more citrus and your male scent staples of geranium and cedar making it masculine and ever so slightly woody-spicy. The finish is sexy, and not so much dark and mysterious as smooth and cool. The amberwood is faint, but the moss is there and the black musk is very sensual. Some may say this is 'too generic' (and from a scent strip it's hard to give an accurate review) but I like this,as it is not as heavy as most NIGHT scents or NOIRs and would be good for a casual fun night out, and applied heavier for date or serious occasion would also work well... After sampling (and wearing) the spray, I will augment this superficial review...just wanted you guys to know a little bit about it so if you think you will like it-you can look for it! NB: My PR said it had tree moss and Black musk...not black moss and musk.

Greetings reader, first I have to say.....Wow! What a surprise, not expecting this. Great, beautiful and sort of a rollercoaster. For the prices I see it going for on ebay, it is a "diamond in the rough" type of scent. Upon initial application and for about the first 2-3 hours I get a deep/dark blood orange non-synthetic aroma. For the first few hours I'm thinking, "didn't they first test wear this before releasing it as a so-called night scent?" For the first 2-3 hours it seems like a Perry Ellis Summer edition for warm bright sunshiny days. Then it morphs into a more mature gentleman's scent, a little oak-mossy/light musk with hints of a geranium and cedar. That mixture had me thinking tobacco? Finally the drydown comes down to a simple light musk and citrus concoction, it reminded me of Stetson's Fresh. We all know smell is subjective, so I can see the previous reviewers walking away with varied thoughts. To me though it just seems so much deeper and faceted than I was expecting.

I'm a fan of the Perry Ellis house in general. I have enjoyed several of their products (see my collection). This frag has a different take on citrus with the blending of the three kinds, but the Yuzu stands out the most to me. I smell the roughness that I smell around the edges of Yuzu the same here as I have found in several other frags that use it. I also get some good development with PEN. Actually, the longer it is developed, the better I like it. I have received compliments with it also. Very nice fragrance and great value. I'd buy it again. Not many things last long on me and I get about 4 hours of decent performance with it.

Perry Ellis Night A blind buy. Have other PE products, so I'm familiar with the line. This one is different. The blood orange and pomelo blend well. Very clean. Not a slap in the face. The cedar is next. A nice main course. And it warms up later with oakmoss and amber. Sits close to skin. Good for close encounters. Longevity is not great. This is like the guest who arrives and stays long enough not to wear out his welcome. You'll be calling him back again.

Gypsy parfumista (we share the same affection for Perry Ellis fragances) got this by the T (as always), please read his review below. I just need to add, that I got some kind of suave incense note too, no idea from where specifically. This is a very versatile scent, and very complimented too. A lot of people have said to me, "that is how a man is supposed to smell". I don't know about that, but it sure is a very "attractive" scent.

Not a dark or heavy scent as the name suggests. There's a bitter citrus opening that gets creamier as it moves along. The warm wood and light moss notes creep in near the drydown. I don't get "spicy" here at all. Citrus lovers will definitely enjoy this. The hefty, matte black bottle will make it difficult to gauge use. Projection is average. Longevity 4-6 hours in warm weather. A very decent scent for the price.

Beautiful Citrus Opening, settles down into a nice slightly spice woody scent. It’s a great fragrance for the price. It can be used for every occasion. It wouldn’t offend anyone. You can over spray like hell without it being cloying. 7.5/10

Smells 99% identical to Eau de Cedrat by L'Occitane. If you haven’t tried it, don’t! Because this is 40$ cheaper. while this uses Yuzu and blood orange, L’Occitane uses bergamot, and Citron which comes off almost identical.

The first time I sprayed this on my wife right away noticed it and asked what I was wearing. I love this scent! Long lasting and classy!

Way better than Spice Bomb! Absolutely my favorite spicey fragrance. Citrusy sweet and SPICEY! My gloomy day fragrance

* Very good dark citrus scent that is richer and more unique than other citrus forward scents on the market * Very similar to Issey Miyake L'Eau d'Issey For Men * Dries down into a clean fresh, spicy and soapy aroma withints of citrus * Beautiful bottle * Affordable price * Performance is a bit weak; will require overspraying and repeat spraying * Underrated due to being a discount fragrance Perry Ellis Night is a good citrus forward cologne that is darker and richer than pretty much every other one I've tried. Much to its credit, it is very different and unique from other more expensive designer colognes such as it's closest competitors Issey Miyake's L'Eau d'Issey for Men and Maison Margiela's Under the Lemon Tree. It actually performs similarly to the former, but where Issey goes for bright Yuzu, Night goes for blood orange 🍊 and bergamot. The drydown turns fresh, spicy and soapy while retaining hints of the dark citrus. This is pretty good and given how unique it smells, I am genuinely surprised it doesn't get more hype and thst other colognes haven't copied its style. It's reputation as a discount fragrance house does it no favors, though perhaps that is a good thing when it comes to affordability. The performance is a bit weak. Not English Laundry line or Adidas Ice Dive weak, but enough that it will definitely require overspraying and respraying. The matte black bottle is unique, stylish and beautiful. I just reviewed Guess Seductive Homme Noir and made the same comment about that bottle. Interesting how some of these inexpensive discount houses make some of the more beautiful bottles that put designers and even some niche houses to shame with their design. This leans a bit young due to the citrus focus and is good for teens to men in their 40s. It is great for Spring, Summer and Fall. Good for pretty much all occasions except more somber formal occasions and for outdoor activity as well.

Unpopular opinion I suppose... I love the Perry Ellis house of colognes. Unpopular in the sense that the colognes are considered cheap, generic, shower gel scents, but truth be told, out of the 10 or so different bottles of Perry Ellis colognes I have in my collection, none of them are duds. I guess many think they’re entry level scents in our community, but if this bottle is an entry level one, then Perry Ellis is doing it really well. This one in particular is pretty well done, and although I have read some other reviews saying how it’s generic and that there isn’t much going on with it, I’d have to disagree on that too. To me, this is one of the better bottles put out by the house in years. I have a fairly large collection at this point, maybe over 400 bottles or so, and this one smells like nothing I own. This is advertised as a fresh spicy, but I disagree. To me this is a sweet aromatic that at no time becomes cloying or too sweet. There’s no particular note that stands out, I mean, I suppose I really enjoy the citruses and the amount of musk in this, and the Virginia wood adds for a different wood smell in a cologne. This scent doesn’t really change much after you hit the mid. The performance on my skin is well above average as well. I guess what I’m trying to say here is that if you see the bottle, grab it immediately without hesitation. I got this 100ml bottle for $20 bucks and it’s a decent addition to my collection. Fist impression- Unique, doesn’t copy anything Longevity- 6-8hours Silage- Don’t overspray you should be fine Versatility- Great Season-Spring/summer Day or Night- Day/Night Compliments- 2 unsolicited compliments Value- For $20 bucks this is a steal Repeat purchase-100% Personal rating- 8/10

Okay so I was killing time before I pick my son up from football practice, and decided to go, actually had planned to go to TJ Maxx to search for some new fragrances as I do just about every week I need intervention. Hiding bottles from my wife n all lol SO I NARROWED my choices down to Perry Ellis night and Carolina Herrera ch hc sport. Even tho I've been collecting for under a year and about 50 deep, Perry Ellis and ck are quickly becoming favorite houses however I never had a Carolina Herrera fragrance and all the reviews are great so I was actually more excited to see what the CH smelled like and the night sent was just a filler to quench my thirst. So after I left the store I sprayed both on separate wrist the CH was a disappointment wish I could return it however the Perry Ellis night is a stunning fresh scent very versatile and should not be considered a night but an all around sent. It may not cut through the winter months but fall spring and summer I can see myself wearing this a lot. I'm a type of cologne for dummies guy my nose isn't good enough to pick up notes and neither do I have the desire to. My categories are winter summer casual formal and most importantly to me is performance, certain sense in certain situations for me. Cut to the chase this was a much better purchase than Carolina Herrera CH which was very synthetic smelling and Perry Ellis has another winner. PS just for the record you will probably never catch me buying niche fragrances after first buying git and then buying cool water I can't justify the extra money

SOMETHING FOR THE SUMMER PERRY ELLIS NIGHT although the black bottle and its name "night" could be misleading this is actually a summer fragrance it is not by far a dark scent it is a citrus scent the notes are preety much accurate but the prominant notes are the citrus notes they are present throughout and is very visible. This frag screams summer and i really do like its nothing new nothing ground breaking but its darn good and it last a decent amount of hours 6-8 hours for a summer frag that is very good and for the price outstanding. also this reminds me of carolina hereras 212 the grey bottle very similar but for the price its a no brainer this one is a lot stronger. When i wear this frag i feel happy go lucky its one of those fragrance that will keep you active like the energizer bunny and it gives you that confident aura. overall a very good release by perry ellis. longevity 8/10 last for 6-8 solid hours sillage 7/10 moderate sillage you will get notice for sure easily a 7.5 rating uniqueness 6/10 nothing unique here a solid very good citrus scent. overall smell 8/10 very good summer fragrance IMHO. prive vs quality base on retail 60 usd 9/10 but available anywhere online for a great prce 25-30usd. Praise to perry ellis for this one as it shows it is not hard to produce a solid release fragrance 100ml bottle for a fair price YOU HEAR ME GUCCI.

Unlike nearly everyone else, this is absolutely not a daytime or summer fragrance to me — maybe a midnight fragrance for the hot, sticky august nights, but definitely not a July patio brunch smell. Yes it’s citrusy, but it’s dark & deep. The longer it develops it has this faint dark sexy dirtiness to it, which only those who are close enough doing dark & sexy things will smell... but it does last and linger. I spray this once and I can smell it all night and on my clothes well into the next day. But then I’m also very sensitive to smells and rarely do more than 2 sprays of anything unless it’s very, very weak. It’s also very unique. The opening is sharp and nearly overpowering and unpleasant, but as it settles it becomes pleasantly bitter, with an almost smoked spice hint. It smells like a dark & mysterious man that few get close enough to smell, but when they do, they want to stay close & inhale. All that said, I can see how people wouldn’t like this fragrance enough to let it mature, or would become anosmic to it especially when oversprayed. For both these reasons it’s not an everyday fragrance for me, though I have had some success layering it with sweeter top fragrances, which mellow out the sharpness and bitterness but add to the mysterious darkness of it.

I have this and have been sitting on it because the bottle was dropped and damaged, was going to return it but it sat with me too long. Cleaned it up, tested it, decided to use it as a post gym scent. So I was sitting back trying to place what it reminded me of and suddenly “CK be” came to mind. Got home sprayed down the back of my hands with both and started to compare...I definitely put them together as similar, and since they are both bargains it is hard to pick the winner? As they dry down they cross paths in different ways, Perry Ellis has more bright citrus where as “CK be” is more floral and musk. I give Perry Ellis the edge, but overall they perform similar and project about the same. They run close in price too, so if you ever have to make a decision get the Perry Ellis IMO. In either case it is a decent bang for the buck but nothing special. Thanks Again

Perry Ellis Night starts with lots of citruses here the citrus is sharp, zesty and almost lemony reminds me a bit of some Zesty fresh lemon soap then it transforms into a bit less citrusy but a sweet(not a gourmandish sweet) powdery fragrance with a little bit of musk and mossy notes. I cant detect and woodsy notes here. Overall the fragrance is more loud and more citrusy on a paper with better longevity as compare to skin. The longevity is decent and projection is mediocre. All in all not a bad fragrance but citrus and soft powdery combination didn't impress me what I was expecting. It can be easily worn by females because of its soft powdery mid and basenotes. It can be worn in summers and bit warm winter days. Bottle is good looking no complaints about that. My final score for Perry Ellis Night is 6.5 out of 10.

I've had this one for about 6 months now, time to review this one. At first spray I get the Yuzu and blood orange, after it starts to dy down, I smell the oak moss. It's relatively light for a scent that is called "Night". Overall it's a very nice scent, I find myself wearing this during the day, or to work more often than wearing this out in the evening for dinner and drinks. Perhaps this should be called Perry Ellis "Day", and for the night version, add something like cinnamon, chocolate, malt or leather to this and then call it night. Scent:6.5 Longevity:5 Sillage/Projection:4 Unique/Industry First:7 Quality:7 Overall:6.5 I'll definitely buy this again after I run out. This is a very nice daily work scent, It's a classy citrus scent.

Lots of blood orange and yuzu (just a hint of bitter rind there) in the opening, anchored by musk and amber to lend some sugar to the citrus. Otherwise I think the heavy citruses would come across as too tart. That profile doesn't really change much throughout the life of the scent, except that the citruses start to recede and you get a bit more of the musk and amber (this is where some of the geranium floral starts to show up just a bit). I agree with other reviewers who have been puzzled by the "Night" branding here. Maybe if it was "Night at the Dance Club" it would make more sense, because the fragrance would probably work well in that setting.

This is not your usual night fragrance. It is not sweet. The blood orange opening is fresh and bitter. This cologne stays bitter for 4 hours or so. Then it becomes slightly less bitter and musky with oakmoss. My nose could not detect the geranium although it is one of my favourite notes. Perry Ellis made a bitter citrus- chypre themed cologne which is very different from other night colognes like LA nuit De homme, Armani code etc. I guess this is for 35+ aged men. Not my type of fragrance but it is a very well done cologne. Longevity is great as with all Perry Ellis fragrances. Sillage: 7/10 Longevity: 9/10 Scent: 7/10

Another good fragrance from Perry Ellis that is not going to bust your bank account. The smell of this one is slightly soapy and fruity. It's a pleasant soapiness, not a pungent or dated one. This is a Night fragrance so it has to smell good and it does. It's not your typical sexy, sweet, dark type of night fragrance though. I would say you can wear this during the day time as well along with many other occasions. This is a very casual night time fragrance. It's another overall good fragrance with that Perry Ellis appeal. It's versatile and a good one for your collection. This is also a very easy blind buy.

I cannot understand what this fragrance has to do with "Night." There is not even the slightest hint of anything dark or mysterious about it. It's very pleasant and fresh, and I like it on a warm spring or summer day. It's mostly about the citrus, with the other notes acting as anchors to make the citrus last longer than it would otherwise, but not really asserting their own identities. Thumbs up for the fragrance, but thumbs down for the ad wizards who put it in an opaque black bottle and decided to call it "Night." Foo!

An awesome refreshing blast of blended citrus, with a mossy, woody dry-down. Well done. Except for maybe the name. It seems more like a good morning kiss than a night time seducer. Longevity is moderate to decent as well as sillage. Well worth a blind buy and the minimal price you would pay to have it. Go for it... it's a different twist on citrus than the norm which is very intriguing.

I'm not sure what a blood orange is supposed to smell like, but this fragrance comes across as a sweet lemony fresh kind of scent. Although the name is 'Night' this is probably better suited for the daytime. Performance could be better, but the fragrance is quite pleasant, good for any occasion, and safe as a blind buy!

This perfume smells nothing like night, but it isn't actually that bad in my opinion. It kind of smells like one of those hotel shampoos, but this is also cheap so there isn't too much to expect. Don't pick this up since you can get Azzaro Chrome or Nautica Voyage but if you happen to already have it, it isnt too bad.

Its a bit of barbershop scent and with the name night you would think its a good night fragrance. But its not. Night should be called Day because really the best time to wear this fragrance. Everything has already been said about the scent. All in all, its not bad, its a safe day to day active fragrance.

A very sharp citrus fragrance, a blast of fresh notes from the first spray and stays so for an hour or 2 then it calms down. This has nothing to do with night, it is for day for sure. Projection and longevity are very good. It is a good one, but if you do not like sharp citrus notes, you may not like it.

Generic, yet oddly unique. It could easily be used as a day scent too. Opening notes are very citrusy and transforms into a deep woody smell after an hour or so. It lasts ~3 hours, so longevity leaves a bit to be desired. I'd recommend 2-3 sprays, one of which on the neck or writs.

All my rackstore cheapie hunters save yourself the time reading the rest of these reviews trust me its blind buy worthy for under 20$. The drydown on this is so unique and great for year round and about 6 hours of longevity. Cheapie gold dont sleep on it.

What I got from this one is, very sharp cedar citrus, Very unique, good projection, longevity, sillage. Very cheap as all the Perry Ellis fragrances, but for the price, affordable summer scent.

Got Night in the mail today. Like everyone has wrote..very citrusy, clean, fresh, and slightly soapy. I will be wearing this more in warmer weather. For $20 can't beat it.

This perfume is completely incorrectly named, it has nothing to do with night or darkness. I associate 'Night scents' with sweet, heavier based scents, often leather, or tobacco or vanilla. This is anything but that. This is a refreshing, citrus based scent, it would be perfect for a day out on the beach or summer in the city. Initially it is light and cheerful, but during the drydown there are hints of something a little richer, spicier and deeper going on.. To me this smells almost identical to Artisan Pure from John Varvatos. The citrus orange top notes, and somewhat woody dry down are nearly the same. Performance is on par too, about 3-4 hours. It is certainly not unique or special, but it is different than the typical aquatic summer scent. I picked it up for $20 at a rack store (with a shower gel included), for that, it is well worth it.

It is a fresh spicy citrusy scent, a bit synthetic but it is a good fragrance with a reasonable price.It opens up with like sharp fresh spicy citrusy then dry down is spicy woody. This is perfect for the spring, summer and fall. I bought it for Its notes and blind-buy ! Longevity is good. Rating : 6.5 / 10

Bought this as a cheap pickup at a local box store, little different scent than I normally like but I gave it at shot. Initially I wasn't a huge fan, the opening is harsh / citrusy too spicy, however the drydown after a few hours is nice. In the office as I work I pickup subtle refreshing sweet scents, with a little woody / vanilla undertones. **Note, this is my first fragrance review. Been wearing colognes for a decade but just recently jumped into the deep end of the fragrance world.

(2 out of 5) Purchased this one from a Ross for $14 including tax. Just wasn't a fan despite the positive reviews here. Nothing special or memorable. Kind of a generic type smell. Alchohol-Citrus type smell, synthetic, with a decent silage and longevity. Nope.

It’s not going to offend anyone but it’s certainly not going to turn heads. It’s as simple as perfumery gets and also made for the lowest common denominator. Opening is nice but doesn’t last and the dry down isn’t there after an hour. My advice is save your money and buy something of higher quality.

This is so nasty... the opening is citrus for sure but after a bit it turns into a plastic or an old unscented soap smell.. I can't quite figure out what it is... but it's not pleasant at all. I'm returning this tomorrow. 0/10

This is actually a pretty decent release by Perry Ellis imo.. PE is not the Lamborghini of the frag world.. (not even Lamborghini is), but for someone looking to smell nice and not spend hundreds/thousands building a collection it's a good budget house. I don't exactly get the name "Night" as I was picturing it to be dark, possibly powdery, maybe a little boozy, with some spice, or heavy and rich. Not the case at all. It starts off very crisp blood orange, and I'm guessing the pomelo gives it a zestiness that makes it a freshie to my nose. Citrus is dominant, but not overpowering or heavy. Actually the opposite, pretty light and refreshing. Then in the mid to dry down it turns almost green and fresh (which I love) and ends up being a skin scent that still has some fruit (yuzu?) and soft woods. I was really surprised as I am thinking Obsession.. Night, Boss Bottled.. Night, the Dark.. Knight. No, sadly, I doubt this is something Bruce Wayne would wear. On the upside, for a daytime into evening and maybe a warm summer night fragrance I see myself spraying this occasionally. I'd consider this a more close quarters fragrance, not a bold loud scent. Ages are college (possibly high school) and up, most likely good for casual/work/non formal events, but as usual the younger you are the more "dressy" the event you can get away with. I'd say day to night leaning day/evening, and spring summer since projection and longevity are average to below average. Probably won't cut through the cold. Also in high heat it doesn't last long on me, but it does smell nice. Overall, considering lack luster performance.. good juice.

How did I not realize this earlier? This is freaking Bela Lugosi's Count Dracula. Night? Blood orange? Old man greased back pomelo hair. Oakmossy salt and pepper at the temples. Something oddly charming from the sweet, juicy blood orange; also the red of a vampire cape or the pendant ribbon. Pale yuzu face, with canines that come down to a sharp yuzu point. The other notes - the classic notes of old world refined, polite, masculinity. It is a little brooding and the baser notes smell of weight even though it is not heavy, and it has a calm, dark freshness, as if you had all the time in the world... I suspect some might not like the slight old man pomelo vibe. But the overall modernity and freshness of it, that old man vibe seems more like an ironic throwback. Very nice and unique fragrance, and pretty amazing at such low price point. Just look at those notes, man. But it does not smell cheap or noticeably synthetic at all. Not very complex, the notes are pretty straightforward, but it should give you a bit of vampire aura; a smooth pleasing silage that has a bit of intriguing character. Kind of a low key gem to see something this interesting and competent in the lower price ranks.

I doubt Perry Ellis Night will turn many heads, but it's an interesting enough citrus scent to keep after blind buying. Add odd misnomer to me, that it's citrus-dominant almost definitely means it's not best-suited for night, and certainly not exclusively suited for night. Rather, I enjoy it is a warm weather casual option. Its opening blast is sharp and pungent, a citrus mix of the sweet blood orange and almost bitter pomelo, and I don't get much evolution out of it. A woody base of cedar and maybe just a hint of amber, Night is mainly dominated by the citrus even a couple hours into wearing. On that subject, its performance isn't anything special, but it's now quite cheap, obtained by me as part of a $20 gift set at Ross featuring a 100ml bottle. There's something mysterious and intriguing to me about it even though I probably only regard it as an average fragrance at best, but for now there's little harm in keeping it. 5 out of 10

Bought this fragrance recently for under a tenner for 100ml on eBay which is a steal. I have to say I'm a big fan of the PE scents and this one surprised me more than any other. I was expecting a mature evening only sort of fragrance but what I got from the initial spray was an amazingly citrusy versatile smell. It opens up with a bitter orangey/grapefruit sort of smell which is probably the blood oranges and Yuzu and then mellows down to a sweet but still fresh scent which made me realise this can be worn on any occasion and season. The orange smell persists throughout the scent life and there's some spice to it also which is nice. Drydown is creamy and slightly woody with a hint of that citrus opening. Big fan of citrus fragrances and an even bigger fan of versatile scents. It is a bit youthful but for casual wear this is up there with the best of them.

These newer (past 6 years or so) Perry Ellis fragrances are actually really nice! I just blind-bought Night on a whim at D D's Discounts (of all places) and am pleasantly surprised at how much I like this particular fragrance. This is a citrus heavy fragrance, but the citruses are darker and more interesting than your typical lemony citrus fragrance. I detect blood orange, lime, and possibly even black pepper. This is a bright but sophisticated cologne that seems perfect for going out at, well, night. In short, another hidden masterpiece by Perry Ellis. Doesn't seem too terribly popular, but that just means it is more unique.

This is a really new thing on men, a citrus that actually seems to be creamy and rich too. The opening is very refreshing but not acidic, not synthetic either, simply fresh. In the middle you start to get a warmer scent all together, the amber and the musk make this into a really warm gentle scent until the oak moss and musk completely take over. In the end I don't get the woodsy notes so much but the comforting sexy musk is great and the oak moss makes this a little darker. All in all, great fragrance, lasting power is fantastic, sillage is good. 8/10

it's not groundbreaking but its a decent scent nontheless and nice for a night out. I smelled it a few days ago and the scent really did have a nice woodsy spicy type of drydown with some sweetness. It is labled chypre but the smell is a bit sweeter than most chypre scents and its a more aromatic spicy type of scent with a VERY modern feel. Somehow i find it a little too sweet and fresh for my tastes but it is good for a night time and great for a 25 plus crowd

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