By Night White

How can it be compared to Sisley soir de lune? That perfume stinks heavily. By night white is one of the most beautiful perfumes ever made, this is what I call the best of art!

On my skin, the first notes are like a huge sugary punch and tutti-frutti ice cream. Then, citrus notes come up but melt quickly into the balsamic base. At the end it gives a marriage of a warm, dense and fresh scent in the same time. Suave, extremely creamy, succulent, and remaining unique! Very interesting fragrance, I find it noble!

On my skin, this smells like a bright peppery iced lemon cake.

The first couple of hours it smells lush, expensive and confident but unfortunately it lacks coherence: spice, white florals and woody notes all cry out and struggle for attention. It is a kind of olfactory roller-coaster ride. But it won't take you to places you've never been. When this phase passes, I am a little happier wearing this scent: I have reached a safe, if not a tad too quiet, haven of sweet woods and gourmand vanilla (some myrrh must be smuggled in there too). On a spirited woman who likes to command attention, this perfume could become a real weapon.

Pleasant enough. reminds me of Bois d'Orange Eau Sublime by Roget & Gallet. I always have problems with perfumes that combine fresh/aromatic/citrus notes with woody/powdery/floral notes. They mess with my perfume reflexes - I mean, what am I supposed to be feeling, refreshed n zingy or mellow n snuggly? There's just too much going on. Hey but no oud!