Prince Noir

It has a note that I am charmed with in the fragrances Cardamomo, this note leaves of by snatches a stela, type talc, very sensual and rich. It is not a linear perfume, evolves with the hours. I do not have anything against the linear perfumes, soil use them, but I prefer those who with to run of the hours, change and consolidate his notes. Versatile, day, night, winter or summer. Six applications for my sufficient one, hard me 12 hours. Very good projection, excellent longevity. Price plucking Nongoes fresh air is obvious the grapefruit and the pepper, in two hours or before stelas appear of cardammomo together with cinnamon. As notes of bottom are outlined the amber and the vetiver. I emphasize this one especially because I like much, it is complete. He remembers, there are no two equal skins. My cordial greeting from

Got this out of curiosity as I love Rouge royal and wanted to sniff this out and see how "noir"this really is.As has been suggested there's nothing noir about this.I would classify this as either Oriental Spicy or woody.well i did a bit of research on this recluse and came out with the following notes Top Notes:frosted lemon,cardamom,black pepper Middle Notes:geranium bourbon,cinnamon,virginian cedar Base Notes: haitian vetiver,palissandre wood,amber Of course on first application it comes out sharp but quickly tones down and I can easily pick up all the top notes-the lemon,cardamom and pepper,the rest take on from there.i really do love the powdery ambergris in the drydown. It's not really a sillage monster unless of course overdone and I think it's versatile enough even though i wouldnt recommend it in sweltering heat.more ideal for evenings and cool days.It does last quite a long time on my skin.I get over 8 hours when i wear this. I dont find it that unique.it does remind me of a few fragrances i have tried and even guess own only i cant trawl through them all.However if you love the drydown of One million and silver shadow among other orientals am sure you will love this. yet to try Prince Blanc but am not sure it will dethrone my love for Rouge Royal from this house. The packaging is well done and one of the best I have .the box is leathery-like.looks like the hide of a black snake-cobra??? and the dark heavy bottle is awesome. So sad am not in love with it...am just growing too old for such scents.this will suit youngsters very well

A good business-like scent that with its beautiful cardamom dry down smells remarkably like ST Dupont Passenger pour Homme. Nice bright citrusy opening too. Decent performance that is suitable for year round use. Classy piano black lacquered bottle is gorgeous. Clear acrylic lid is nice too but is not secure. Recommended but very difficult to find now.

Prince Noir is not, despite the "noir" title, an evening scent. Its actually a very "captain of industry" concoction, a little herbal, a little sour, some interesting sweeter note to round out the composition - well blended, but not playful at all. This is a Prince Noir in the serious sense of the term, dark and focused, impeccably groomed and clad in a dark business suit with simple geometric white gold cuff links. It has discreet sillage, which is business friendly. Additionally no one knows it or wears it, so you will be unique, after a fashion. (Hint: Ebay, quite affordable)

Very similar with Police To Be The King