Une Nuit Magnetique

I’ve got this sneaking suspicion that when Hermes hired the great Christine Nagel as Jean-Claude Ellena’s successor for the in-house perfumer position, they asked her “could you make us Une Nuit but... just... lesser?” And then Twilly was born. The “tuberose” of Twilly and how it’s presented to us is strikingly familiar, and, of course, the whole of Nuit (and Twilly) smells like Nagel’s style in spades. An experienced perfume connoisseur could easily guess Nuit is a Nagel composition. There’s the ginger at the top. Check. The tuberose in the middle. Check. Milky, peppery, sandalwood at the base. Check. But, these notes are properly flanked, unlike in Twilly, with a supporting cast that creates a beautiful, harmonic, choral ensemble versus the crude and vulgar rock-n-roll of Twilly. The ginger at the top is given bergamot and a quick shot of blue fruit as costars. The bergamot and the ginger together do much to pull out the greenness and hesperidic qualities of the floral heart, while the blue fruit rounds it out and gives it missing depth in addition to a pleasant non-cloying sweetness, all if only for a few moments. The tuberose of the heart is given its favorite long-time and historical costars of jasmine and rose. They accentuate the white and red floral qualities, with jasmine doing duel duty of keeping proceedings from going too far down the creamy and sweet route with its indoles. The final dry down is sublime. As opposed to a straight shot into sandalwood like in Twilly, sandalwood has benzoin, patchouli, and musks at its back. The benzoin keeps the base rounded and sweet in an airy and breathable manner. The patchouli gives it a gentle earthy depth. The musks keep it light and fresh. Every title star and supporting character know their roles in this film, and hit their cues every time. As with all Nagel compositions, there is a density and elasticity to everything, the texture of cling film, but it’s always transparent, always lightweight, and easily maneuverable. In my opinion, this is one of the best perfumes she’s composed. This is the modern feminine fruity-floral-woody perfume that adult women will want to wear, not the teenage girl plonk hogging our retail perfume counter space; elegant, sophisticated, sufficiently complex whilst being simplistically beautiful, loud enough to be noticed but quiet enough to never be perceived as screaming, and it doesn’t sillage like biochemical warfare. As its name suggests, it’s magnetic.

I find this so special and beautiful. It has a disarming and precious, feminine character. I can't overstate how much the blueberry is such a head-quirking surprise while the white florals are fresh and sensual, absolutely enchanting, and slightly musky for the first three hours and powerfully so after the 4+ hour dry down. The base notes read warm (amber-musk) and blend very, very smoothly and roundly beneath the blueberry florals stationed at the top. Something about this communicates a shy bravery.Tthe sheerly oriental base informs you that it isn't your "florals-floral"; I know that as someone who dislikes floral-dominant scents, somewhat because of their boneless and accessible connotation, Une Nuit Magnetique speaks to my desire to enchant through vulnerability. Its sweetness is apparent, but in more of a fresh, true, juicy way rather than a sugared, overripe, or gourmand, making it the perfect middle ground between solicitously sweet and too reserved. Sheer, fresh, and robust. I think it is a decidedly feminine scent and has an excellent 8-hour wear time with very workable projection. The "creative young woman who doesn't wear fragrances to impress goes on a first date" type energy. I'm the last person to be impressed by a white floral, but this captures a character so loveable I can't help but embrace it!

This is marvelous--the best blueberry perfume I have ever smelled. The perfume is rather linear on me, which is fine since I loved it right from the start. I am so impressed that I could smell blueberry strongly all the way to the end! I would describe this perfume as juicy blueberry jam, just the right sweetness, with a nice woody/benzoin base. Not nearly sweet enough to be a gourmand nor immature scent. The florals are abstract; they are there somewhere in the background. Ginger seems a bit strange here. It is earthy and dry, more like jatamansi (spikenard) or ginseng, which helps cut any sweetness from the blueberry. Seems strange to mix this earthy element with blueberry, but the end result speaks for itself. It's fantastic! It is also very feminine, a little flirtatious. Sillage is just right. It wafts up to my nose from my wrists all day long without bombarding those around me. Lasts easily 12+hours. This is a beauty!

My current crush. I tried it for the first time more than an year ago, and it was love at first smell. I was searching for a nice tuberose (I'm in love with this flower, but most of the tuberose based scent I tried turned acidic on my skin after 15 minutes), and the lady shown this. I simply had to buy it. Smells like heaven, intense and intoxicating but not too strong. It's sensuous and complicated, pleasant and different. The tuberose is nicely tangled with the deep scent of benzoin. The plum gives it some gourmand taste. Fall- winter fragrance, it warms you with its unique balance I think of this as "my perfume".

May have tried this because Luca Turin gave it a bunch of stars in his book even though I’m usually not a fan of florals. Turns out there’s enough ambery backbone in this to keep things interesting. The blueberry top note in this is great - addictive, fun, and fruity without feeling too twee. For someone whose usual wardrobe is amber resin patchouli and woods this is the perfect summer weight perfume. Une nuit magnetique is substantial without feeling heavy, with excellent longevity and sillage. My skin eats up most perfumes plus I typically under spray, but this one has gotten me several compliments!

Sun and femininity in a bottle. Smooth, slightly warm sweet floral suitable for autumn or early spring. It is like being in the sun surrounded by sunflowers and a flower garden sitting on a warm yellow blanket eating the smoothest honey you ever had. It radiates on arm' length so most suitable for special times with your loved ones. The sweetness must be coming from the plum, it's as if flowers were swimming in fruit syrup, I can't smell any fresh notes listed here. There is nothing screechy about it, it must be the smoothest scent that I own. Christine Nagel is one of my favourite perfumers.

I'm a man who loves masculine scents and I count this as one of them--albeit in a unique way. It's a seduction fragrance. It's not gourmand, but... You make a simple dessert to share with the woman you love. It's a ramekin of freshly baked blueberries and ripe plums, drizzled with honeyed amber and Crème Anglaise, lightly spiced with stem ginger, with white jasmine tea steeping on the side. That's a magnetic night. The room smells like love. Longevity, Sillage, and Uniqueness are off the charts. More men must try this. It's a hug around you, a comfort, and a cozy sexy night.

Exceedingly pleasant sweet-fruity-floral. This fragrance must have a dozen stages of development; there are also so many notes that it smells almost entirely different each time I take a whiff. My nose is simply not well-trained enough to tackle this hydra. The experience of wearing this left me baffled but consistently engaged. Is it dominantly fruity? Wait, no, this is a white floral, right? Balsamic, really? Now, that must be some kind of rose... I will leave up to you whether this is a masterpiece of chaos or a chaotic mess. It definitely smells GOOD.

I don't usually go for "fruity" fragrances, but I love this. I don't find the fruit notes to be domineering or even particularly individually identifiable - all the notes and accords are so completely merged and harmonized. The overall effect is a well balanced, delicious soft summery vibe. Somehow I think of a carousel at night, a sense of excitement and anticipation and magic, music in the air, the happy energy of the other people around you, soft breezes, a slightly floaty feeling as your body is carried along.

Parfum Very beautiful!! I like so much.. Now I'm loving it, is well-balanced, and the blueberry ginger together is something magical and hypnotic! the opening is really nice, modern and magnetic! Catches you,it drags, without being too intrusive, it stays with you, like a magnet... Sensual and warm, this parfum makes me feel alive,gives me energy and happiness! I love. The sillage is normal, longevity on me about 5-6 hours..advice for the cold months! Good!. Sillage: 6/10 Longevity: 7/10 Scent: 9/10 Overall: 9/10

Une Nuit Magnetique is truly deserving of its name - a perfume in which plum, ginger, airy amber, woody accords, and some other magical notes which I can’t pinpoint, are so seamlessly blended that it is extraordinarily mesmerising, elegant and feminine. Perfect for this time of year, but it smells so delicious that I’m sure that I’ll be wearing it in all kinds of weather. I can’t believe that The Different Company were hiding such an underrated gem of a perfume, this is the perfect autumn amber-floral scent.

Sophisticated, beautiful, fruity-floral and wrapped in warm amber. A fragrance for the mature, leaning perhaps even slightly vintage. It is so well blended and beautifully balanced. Not too gourmand, although the dry-down does remind me a little of a classic French berry syrup dessert, with a sweet, lightly powdery trail. But it never becomes food-like. This is very much a proper perfume, grounded by its base. Absolutely wonderful. And thanks to Nathan’s glowing review below, which made me blind-buy a FB.

I blind bought this in my search for something interesting and fortunately, it's lovely. It has similar vibes as Decadence or Poison or even my love Mirage from Oriflame. This is another interpretation of that dark mysterious energy. It's a boozy tart dark fruit jam done well. Packaging vise - the heavy bottle cap gives it luxurious vibes. Update: Is there a skank note in this? I don't even know what that smells like, but there is definitely something alternative going on here. Still a love though.

After further experience, I get a plum-tuberose accord reminiscent of the original Dior Poison. But with the added balsams, ginger, and prominent jasmine, and hints of earthy patchouli and abstract warm woods, with just a hint of deep rose encircling all, this is its own masterful blend. The fruit, balsams (very ambery ones), and florals are so well done that I spritz this on each night before bed, as it’s a Dream Fragrance. Cozy Comfort, Draws Me Into Itself. Magnetic Subtleties.

To me this is NOT a blueberry dominant frag, but plum and ginger are quite pronounced. I find it both uplifting and energizing. A somewhat abstract melange of pleasant notes that come together quite artfully, in keeping with Christine Nagel creations. Great sillage, moderate longevity. For me it is reminiscent of Twilly.

I'm a 38 year old female and wear Caron Tabac Blond in winter. I was looking for a summer fragrance and this is the one. For me it feels warm, is not as bold as Tabac Blond, but I would not describe this as subtle either. It smells delicious and sweet, in a sophisticated way.

Gorgeous. Smells like an ultra-expensive shampoo. Like the kind where people beg the company to make a fragrance that matches their $88 haircare. Fun, feminine, and flirty. Lightly skanky florals, fruits, and a good ambery woody backbone. More of a daytime thing.

Love from the opening to the dry down, hands down one of the best fruity orientals. Warm plum and blueberry, acompanied by sweet and soft ginger. With all this laying on an ambery, rosey benzoin base. Definitely leans masculine and its for the colder weather.

Really lovely scent. Not so unigue ( it is similar to many trendy scents ) but is is really a magical perfume. I can feel bergamot but it is not a typical fresh fragrance. It is rather heavy scent, available for night :)

It's a deep, creamy, balsamic, dark berries. Very beautiful, but, unfortunately, only about 2h on skin. On clothes stays much longer, with some spiced notes.

Thank you Christine Nagel, for another beautiful creation. Amazing perfume. Luxurious, elegant, sensual and sophisticated. Masterpiece!

I'm a fan of this house, and my benzoin addiction compels me to try anything that lists benzoin as a note, so I was excited to try this fragrance. I can bit gun-shy of 'fruity florals,' but the blueberry-plum combo seemed a bit more exotic to me, with a reduced chance of going 'fruity pebbles' on my skin, so I decided to give it a whirl. The opening on me consisted of a prominent blueberry-plum jamminess, with a hint of ginger and a big, satisfying shot of benzoin. I also got a distinct, but absolutely demur, patch note that served mostly to smooth and unite the other notes. This is not a patch-heavy fragrance on my skin. The floral notes come in at a secondary stage for me, along with a touch of musk and wood. I am getting mostly tuberose, but its sheerness, combined with the musk and woods, gives it a bit of the Nuits de Tuberose feel for me. The jasmine isn't distinct for me, but I do get vague glimpses of rose in the later drydown. In the later stages, I'm disappointed that many of the 'basenotes' have come in early and already disappeared on my skin. I don't get any benzoin here (BOO), and the patch and wood have also receded. What's left for me is a perfectly nice, sheer, floral-musk with an undercurrent of plum. It's soft and light enough to work well in warmer weather. I will be curious to revisit in colder weather. I sure do wish my skin had held on to the opening stages a lot longer. Overall, I'd give it a 4/5 in the early stages for the early entrance of the gorgeous basenotes and the balance of unsweetened fruity notes, and a 3/5 afterwards for the nicely balanced, sheer, but not remarkable floral musk it becomes. I hope to retest in the fall to see if my experience changes in cooler weather.

This perfume is a rollercoaster ride through the land of scents! I got myself a decant, and applied it onto clean skin. Immediately, the fruity scents greet you, I had flashbacks to summer picnics with friends and family. A little bit of fresh green accords come through, with floral and warm amber notes in the background pleasantly but not overpoweringly existing. The scent feels ever so slightly feminine-leaning to me, but I suppose the amber-resin support in the background makes this a good perfume for masculine-identifying people, as well. I think scent-and-gender distinctions are illogical, anyway, so take that with a grain of salt. The perfume does a good job of retaining a balance between floral-rosey scents, and the benzoid. Price-wise, it's definitely not bad, and I would wear it to an afternoon downtown, during daytime on vacation, or even a casual evening with friends and/or family.

I must say I'm quite impressed by Une nuite magnetique. One of the first things I notice is that it feels natural, doesn't smell synthetic. Good quality. Wonderfully multi-dimensional and interesting, as one can expect from Christine Nagel. The scent feels warm and somehow coniferous, like pine trees warmed by sun on a Greek island, sap like scent. There's something almost mentholated about it, but not too much, just an undertone that gives it character. I also get ginger, plum and amber... I don't smell the blueberries though, not even sure what they are supposed to smell like as a perfume note. Something here reminds me of Jil Sander no 4, but woodier and less sweet. I had to check and yes, they both have rose, jasmin and tuberose as heart notes, as well as plum. After some hours the scent gets sweeter and more vanillic. Can't wait to wear this more often!

It's interesting to read other reviews, to read their perceptions of its various notes. I don't think this is sweet at all. Upon the first spray, to me, it's quite bracing. And what must be ginger and bergamot is what I smell. Although, I can't pick out the ginger, nor the bergamot individually, but being familiar with bergamot, I'm pretty sure that is what I must be getting. It's mysterious and why I like it, I cannot really explain. After a while, it's no longer so "bracing", but I still get the same scent, but slightly evolved, still mysterious to me because I can't identify other notes. It is so lovely but not very long lasting - about 4-5 hours. This is after 3 days of wearing it. I think I want it, mainly because it's so different from my other perfumes, and I enjoyed it so much while it lasted.

A mix between Tom Ford's plum japanaise balsamic plum, during the first two hours of performance, and the spicy, ambery white flower dry down of M.Micallef's Edenfalls. Its performance is moderate. I find it more daytime than nighttime, although quite versatile, so it could also be a good companion for summer nights. The mixture of notes at times borders on the medicinal. I liked the perfume (drying more than starting), although I already have other perfumes in my collection that occupy the place that this one could occupy. Of course, this brand can sometimes be found at a good price in some perfumeries, so it could be a slightly cheaper option for those who like plum japanaise. Scent: 8 Longevity: 8 Chairage: 5 Versatility: 8 Originality: 8 Overall: 8

I meant to just sample this fragrance; but through circumstances I some how bought this perfume. I am so happy this happened. It is unique, lovely, long lasting, not overly sweet, not overly strong - but I can smell it when I wear it and so can the person I hug or pass when walking by. I have received wonderful reviews; it's been a long time that my husband complimented me when he smelled it; and for the first time - it didn't matter. It made/makes me happy. It's a treat I'd like to wear more often but price makes it more "a wait for a special gift". But, who says you shouldn't gift yourself?!

This one is the most beautiful from the whole collection. It a dark plum with light smoke and sour rose fragrance. Like a night version of Dior Ambre Nuit. Some people mention that Une Nuit is a classy version of Dior Poison. Or better said a mixture of Dior Poison, Dior Ambre Nuit and Gaultier II. The first version (2014) of Une Nuit is strong. But it simply don`t last all night long. Projects for 1-2 hours and stays for 6 hours. A rich and delightful amber-plum fragrance.

You're nostalgic for this scent and you don't even know it yet. This smells like everything I love about fruity florals of the early aughts. I see the Clinique Happy and DKNY Delicious Night up there and there's ONE more scent from that time that DAMNIT is not coming to me, but this scent reminds me so much of. Is it Tommy Girl? I totally think it's Tommy Girl. It's like Tommy Girl x Clinique Happy x DKNY Be Delicious Night -- yet very REFINED.

Sweet and fruity. I get lots of plum, ginger and benzoin, but this has so much going on it's hard for me to pick up all the notes separately. I'm still not sure if I like it on me: I wasn't blown away by this (although pleasant) scent, but for some reason I couldn't stop smelling my wrist. It definitely smells nice, maybe it's just not for me personally. Certainly a "like", probably never will be a "love".

On my wrist this is a more demure version of Prada Amber. I don't get ginger or blueberries. Some rose, but mostly a nice, clean, dryer-sheet accord. Which I like. But it tells you something about Luca Turin's prejudices that this gets a rhapsodic 5-star review in the 2018 Guide but Prada Amber Homme gets a one-line dissmissal in the 2008 Guide.

I think this does a lot of interesting and pretty things on its way to the drydown, but it's the drydown I really love. It takes a very different route to get to a very similar destination to Dune, and I own quite a bit of Dune, and if I want to smell like this, it will be Dune I reach for. But I do like it, and I'd recommend giving it a go.

The are very few scenarios in which the nights filled with blueberries and plums can be magnetic. However, with proper imagination, you may enjoy this fruity summer fragrance with a touch of musk and benzoin. Soft, linear and unremarkable. A "like" but does not stand out.

Beautiful, but it’s very spicy and very floral for me to wear. Also it’s quite balsamic and somewhat sour, almost smells like really nice booze. I might be brave enough to wear it during winter months, because it seems like a nice warming fragrance. My ig: scent.guide

This is pretty good,I love it after 10 mins more. Sweet enough, and I smell the rose in the background, a really nice combination! I don't find it special enough though for me to buy a full bottle but I like it- a super sweet but very good balanced mixture!

This had a sophisticated opening and it stayed lightly. But in the drydown, it lost the sophistication and became like ordinary.

Mix of various notes. It's like an orchestra playing many single, separate tunes. Not bad. Not especially good either.

This is not scent usual or simple . It is rich scent , luxurious. Warm but of chypre. On the skin 6-10 h. Beautiful.

I've been eyeing Un Nuit Magnétique for a long time cause I'm desperately looking for a warm and balsamic dark berry scent. Not berries with some tree-sappy woods or sweet berry jam, something really creamy and resinous. Unfortunately this is not it, and I really tried to love it, as it was a blind buy. I actually do smell the blueberries, plums and the lovely benzoin note I was looking for, but there is so much more going on that distracts me from their beauty. For one the ginger is really bracing and sharp. It's a full blast of ginger, not just a little bit, to me it's the most dominant note in this fragrance. There is a certain rough quality to the scent, maybe also from the woods and patch, that makes me understand why some categorize it as masculine. At times it feels scratchy in the back of my throat. On the other hand the florals have a very traditional and feminine feel to them. The blend of rose, jasmine and tuberose makes me think of ladies' perfumes from long times past and dusty rose potpourri. The whole fragrance doesn't feel as sweet or warm as I would like it to be, instead I would describe it as dry and almost prickly. It's not that I dislike it, it's okay, I wouldn't mind smelling it on someone else and at least it's a complex mix of contrasting scent profiles. I just wish I got more benzoin and amber, less dry woods and old-fashioned flowers. This is not what I would want to smell like, my search continues. I have also tried DKNY Delicious Night and I don't think these two are that similar, Delicious Night is sweeter with no rose and has more of a musky nighttime vibe. Despite the name I don't think Un Nuit Magnétique is a fragrance for evening use only, especially in the cooler seasons it could easily be worn daily. Just not by me.

I was heavily influenced to blind buy this - I don't remember what it was Anya said exactly, but it grabbed me. Probably her passion for it. The very first sniff was an anticlimax: "oh, is that it?" Does this fragrance have bottle shock and needs to sit for a couple of weeks to settle? But I had to give it a go and today is my first full day wear. I now like it a little better than initially and wonder if this will grow on me at all. To my nose this is very soapy and light-wearing. I don't get florals or the ginger, but I can now discern the blueberry note as being the only distinctive note amongst all the others. I think it's the musk combined with the ginger that gives me the soapy vibe. It's pleasant enough but to me, it doesn't have a wow factor. Apparently Luca Turin raved about this in 2018, giving it 5 stars and he's the ultimate influencer. So I owe it to Une Nuit Magnetique give her a red hot go. In terms of blueberry scents, I prefer it over La Petite Robe Noire Intense because it's more elegant, less of a sickly-sweet blast. Definitely a grown up scent. I'm determined to see what all the fuss is about and will persevere before considering decluttering. I would give this one a solid 3/5*****.

Probably as close to sweet fruity floral I can go, but alas, I'm accepting they are not for me. Maybe I'm too used to luxurious, thick ambers and scents loaded with real flower absolutes but it feels cheap and synthetic to me too. As far as the genre goes, this is a nicely composed, reasonably priced option, and one of the very rare synthetic fruity florals I don't find cloying - but it does nothing for me.

Blueberry-tuberose-patchouli is definitely not for me. It's all I am able to smell. I like plum better with other floral notes than with spicy ones. Ginger doesn't bring anything good to the party.

Une Nuit Magnetique is an elevated take on the fruit-chouli genre. This is from Christine Nagel, the perfumer who brought us Miss Dior Cherie, Armani Si, Mauboussin, and other giants in this category. Une Nuit Magnetique is her only fragrance for The Different Company, and I personally think it reflects more on Nagel as a perfumer than it does The Different Company as a house. The opening of Une Nuit Magnetique drips syrup like stewed blueberries, ripe and sugared, ready for canning. Theres a bite of gingeriness, but not overwhelming. Then the heartnotes rapidly spirals into a blueberry-patchouli-amber trifecta, which smells fashionably sparkly but also slightly noir. In the deep drydown, a woodsy (cedar, to my nose) base emerges, anchoring the fragrance in place and still discernable even after a shower. Overall, Une Nuit Magnetique smells chic, even a little bit edgy, but totally daytime-appropriate despite its name. Protip: I enjoyed my sample Une Nuit Magnetique the most when exercising -- I find that the body heat and hint of sweat really makes this perfume blossom and pushes the cedar forward to add class to the fruit-chouli. I'm honestly a little surprised that The Different Company added this to their lineup. Other scents I've tried from their range were much more polarizing and extreme. This one is okay, but doesn't evoke anything in particular from me. Personally, this doesn't push the envelope nearly enough to command my interest (or justify its price).

I'd been wanting to try this one for a while, and I have to say, I'm a bit disappointed with it. This smells like a celebrity perfume you'd find at your local drug store...actually, this could be a sibling to J.Lo Glow Afterdark. In the opening, I mostly get amber, woods, sweet synthetic fruits, and musk. As it develops I get the ginger, and then this largely turns into a heavy, syrupy sweet patchouli, musk, and woods. It's not at all what I would expect for niche and niche prices.

I get no blueberries at all, but I get a strange mixture of plums and patchouli, which does not smell good to me. This stage lasts maybe for two hours. Towards the end the smell changes and it ́s more pleasant. However, I would appreciate more sweetness in it. So it ́s a no from me.

I can not feel any aroma of this fragrance which I had raved about. Everything is very light, very faded .... the smell is pleasant but both the sillage and longevity are really poor.

The scent is luxurious and sophisticated, but not gourmand to me. A light summer scent.

اگر میخواید که یه شب تابستونی رو در خونه یا محلی سپری کنید که اطرافش درخت زیاده؛ حتما حواستون به آفتی بنام پشه باشه و اگر میخواید خواب راحتی داشته باشید و گزندی از ناحیه ی این هیولای کوچک خونخوار سفاک به شما نرسه؛ حتما و حتما یه حشره کش تار و مار یا اتک با خودتون داشته باشید. یکی از راههای مناسب نبرد با سلاطین تابستون؛ همینه. اما شاید یه راه دیگه هم وجود داشته باشه؛ البته کمی گرون تموم میشه براتون اما در کارساز بودنش شک نکنید! "اون نویت مگنِتیک" علاوه بر اینکه یه عطر بازخورد آور هست؛ یه حشره کش یا حداقل حشره ران قدرتمند هم خواهد بود براتون و به واقع یه شب مغناطیسی و به دور از ویز ویز و نیش حشرات خونخوار برای شما رقم خواهد زد! عطر شیرین و تند باز میشه و حس خفیفی از آلو و رز پشت این فضای شیرین تند به مشام میرسه. با حفظ شیرینی خودش و قدرت گرفتن تم آلویی و میوه ای سینتیک؛بنزویین با بوی شیرین واکسی و کمی دودی هم به فضای میوه ای اضافه میشه و جمع این نتهای سینتیک؛ چیزی غیر از تداعی بوی حشره کش رو بدست نمیده! هرچند مشک چرکین و انیمالیک، سعی در پوشوندن این بوی حشره کش لعنتی داره و یه چهره ی انیمالیک به کار میده، اما همچنان بوی حشره کش با قدرت در فضا جریان داره و احساس میکنم تو چادری هستم که دور تا دورش گوسفند خوابیده و برای مبارزه با پشه ها، فضا رو حشره کش آگین کردم! این فضای سینتیک سنگین با کهربا و شیرینی کارامل مانند بنزویین کمی تلطیف میشه و با محو شدن مشک و اضافه شدن آکورد چوبی به حاشیه ی کار، عطر فضایی کهربایی، شیرین و کمی چوبی به خودش می گیره که از اون حس شیمیایی ناراحت کننده دور میشه و به سمت بهتر شدن پیش میره تا در نهایت با محو شدن بوی حشره کش و حضور پچولی خشک و کمی دودی به پایه ی کار برسیم و تا انتها در فضایی چوبی، خاکی، خشک و کمی دودی از یک شب مغناطیسی بدون پشه لذت ببریم! این عطر یه تجربه ی عجیب بود برام. نه بخاطر رایحش که خوشایندم نبود؛ بلکه بخاطر لذتی که اطرافیان از بوی سینتیک شیمیایی اون می بردن. نظر این دوستان محترمه اما من نمیتونم با عطرای آلو-تمشکی ارتباط برقرار کنم و بدتر از اون این عطره که با یه حس دودی-صمغی سمی مانند سعی شده تا نمایش متفاوتی از این نت میوه ای ارائه بدن ولی نتیجه ی کار بدجوری اذیتم کرد! بوی حشره کش درسته که بعد از یکی دو ساعت از بین میره اما ذهنیت بدی برام بجا گذاشت که نتونستم در ادامه با حس کهربایی و پایان چوبی-دودی کار ارتباط برقرار کنم. فقط خیلی خوبه که تو موندگاری و پخش بسیار ضعیف عمل میکنه و از این بابت عطر خوبیه! اون نویت مگنِتیک، عطریه که حشره کش شده یا شاید حشره کشی که به وادی عطر وارد شده و حشره کش رو میشه از این به بعد جای اون نویت مگنتیک استفاده کرد؛فقط بخاطر اون بوی چرکین مشک در میانه های کار بیشتر از این چیزی نمیگم...شب همگی شما مغناطیسی! کامنت: م.ع (سایت لوکس بایر (با امکان تست سمپل

Full disclosure: I’m not a fruity floral fan. So much to my surprise I don’t dislike Une Nuit Magnetique, it’s very wearable. Where I disconnect is with the blueberry note, voted here as the dominant note. This past summer I helped pick 30 plus pounds of blueberries. I made pies and other goodies with my berries. I know what a blueberry farm smells like, some varieties being more fragrant than others....and this is not it. On my skin the plum note is more obvious, then florals emerge. Both ginger and bergamot are apparent from the start, but this turns midway into a pretty fruity floral. I think this is a very well made perfume, but it’s not impressive to me. That’s a welcome relief as I already have more perfume than I’ll be able to wear in my lifetime.

It’s so weird, I was just contemplating this earlier today; I sprayed this before I left my place to meet a friend and thought “I can pick up the ginger and plum, but blueberries? nothing.” I’m not mad about it, it’s still such a beautiful scent! Then leaving my friends place, I ordered an Uber and chuffed back a cigarette before it picked me up and instinctively afterwards decided to spray myself before the ride arrived and I don’t know if it was because I was outside, but all I smelled was blueberry waffles. Anyhoo, that’s all just a side note. Performance is okay, I’ve had better. Christine Nagel is a wizard who has the ability to make whatever she touches smell ethereal but I’d say this is cute compared to her other achievements.