Endless Night For Her

Smells like a young, crop top-sneakers-long hair girl drinking sweet white wine spritz with their friends at night by the river. This perfume is very easy and fun, but less generic than most Playboy scents. I strongly recommend a sniff for everyone who enjoys mood/atmosphere fragrances, because this really can be a cheap thrill.

This little cheapie is an absolute gem! It was inexpensive but definitely doesn’t smell like it. The champagne opening was a delight and something I haven't really experienced before. The whole sparkling fragrance journey makes me feel energised and actually ended up being a great gym perfume. Sadly, the strength and projection is quite weak and the price reflects this but there’s less guilt when overspraying and reapplying regularly. The bottle is cute and I love that the liquid itself is a radiant purple.

Smells super expensive, reminds me of your the one by bath and body works but less rose, I think I may like this one a bit better

Endless Night is a good one! I came across a gift set with body wash for $10 at a discount store. So after testing, I had to get it! It actually reminds me a little of my BBW Into the Night scent, except it's more dimensional with less musk....also has the tiniest bit of a rose note that makes it feminine but not overly mature smelling to my nose. Endless Night has descent lasting power and projection, given it's a bargain priced drugstore perfume! It's labeled as a "chypre-floral," which would deter me from even considering it if I was blind buying. Probably not for a teenager, but I'm in my forties and I think it's beautiful! I also have Playboy's Play it Sexy and I think it's a great scent for the price too. These scents are somewhat similar, both with a more crowd friendly patchouli note.

I saw a three ounce bottle selling for about $5 and I needed that amount for free shipping, so I looked at the reviews here and decided to buy a bottle. Though some of the notes might not be as strong as I would have liked, such as the pepper and artemisia, you get roughly what you would think with that note pyramid. It is sweet, but also dry, which prevents it from becoming too feminine for my tastes. The patchouli is clearly present, though not overwhelming, and there is definitely some sort of champagne type of note, which lasts for a while but is never too strong, beyond the first few minutes. Basically, it's a common type of "feminine" oriental with the champagne note added, except... it goes onto become a muted Yatagan in the far drydown! A "wild ride" scent, that's for sure.