Eau De La Nuit Booster

Of course I would fall in love with this scent. It’s my favorite scent profile. So now of course I have to add it to my want list. If you enjoy molecular or ambery scents aka “your skin but better” you’ll love this. This doesn’t smell like another 13 or Juliette has a gun not a perfume but they are all in the same scent category. Not a perfume is pure ambroxan. This is more complex. At first spray I get the bergamot. Followed by the citrus note in the mid the pink pepper comes through. It’s a bit spicy but I like it. In the dry down the musk amber and woods shine. I get more woods and musk than amber.

I'm shocked this doesn't get more attention. I really like this one a lot but I do see similarities in so many other fragrances so for that reason i can't give this "a love". I need to spend more time with it but a few hours into my first wearing, I do like this. This is a another 13's little brother!

Absolutely love this perfume! I have quite big collection and keep reaching for this one the most. I prefer to wear it on its own and it is all year round perfume. I do have Le Labo Another 13 and yes, it does give me similar vibes, sometimes I combine both of them :)

I love the way it smells on the first spray, after four hours I smell nothing but my mom says she can definitely smell it and that it's nice. I do think it's the prettiest smelling skin scent I've ever tried.

This is super good. Minimalist but not overly light. Lovely clean & elevated musk. Bottle worthy.

Tested this in the store and sprayed it ROYALLY on my skin. Here is my "problem" with skin scents. I usually LOVE these minimalistic, "your skin but better" type of perfumes. There is something about them that is very comforting and modern. But I barely smell them. You can keep spraying and eventually only smell the perfume when you press your nose on your skin where you sprayed. It's such a pitty because I would love for them to be way more present. L'eau papier is I think the only exception I can mention. For me that one is super present and I got numerous compliments. Reading some of the reviewers saying this one was even more present than L'eau papier got me all excited to try this one out. Unfortunately I find this one, like all other skin scents, very absent. I smell it on my skin (wrist) and it's lovely. Don't get me wrong. But when I spray it on my neck, I just don't smell it. If this perfume had a strong sillage, it would be totally worth the money because it's a good smell. But I personally would just not buy a ~€250 bottle for a perfume I don't even smell myself. There are much cheaper options. (And yes there are also much cheaper options for a "booster" perfume).

I get a lot of black pepper in this one? Black pepper, Ambroxan, and dry sawdust. It smells absolutely gorgeous, but not quite $300 for a full bottle gorgeous. Decent longevity, but nothing to write home about. Arquiste Peau is a lot like this one (less spice) and is $100 cheaper. Imo, this isn't like Not a Perfume- there is more going on here.

A nice woody skin scent that’s stronger than most skin scents. True unisex.

To be fair, it’s not bad. It opens with a clean, breezy freshness that definitely evokes a Mediterranean vibe—sun-dried linens flapping in coastal air, perhaps. If you love the smell of crisp laundry and subtle, skin-close scents, there’s something here to appreciate. It’s serene, well-behaved, and undeniably polished. But the white musk at its core is where it falls flat. It’s the kind of musk that feels overly familiar and a little boring. There’s nothing in it that holds your attention or evolves into something more memorable. Compared to something like Serge Lutens L’Eau, which at least leans into its minimalism with a distinct conceptual edge, Eau De La Nuit feels more like a missed opportunity. This might appeal to someone who wants their fragrance to whisper rather than speak—mild, sophisticated, and entirely inoffensive. But for anyone seeking originality, richness, or imagination, this just doesn’t deliver. It’s clean, yes—but also forgettable. A background scent in the most literal sense.

Starts with a strong sandalwood note, not a creamy one, but rather pencil shavings type of sandalwood. Fresh spices (black pepper) mixed with radiant musk and darker type of wood (amberwood?). Pretty average.

First, the notes here are wrong. Second, this is a nothing fragrance. If you like Not A Perfume, you'll probably like this. But I don't, so I don't. NAP and the similar family of molecular fragrances do nothing for me. This one is utterly forgettable. Barely smells like anything. Definitely doesn't give nighttime. Ironically most suited for daytime and hot weather imo.

I’m highly suspicious of favorable reviews of the product primarily as it is not only clone-like similar to 30’le’em variants of this fragrance type. Packaging and all. Price shouldn’t exceed $50. Fullstop.

My favorite perfume in the world is from Veronique Gabai , so it pains me to say how utterly disappointing this is. Agreed that this just smells 100% like JHAGs Not a Perfume; a scent that I find so unpleasant that it's baffling to me that it's even a thing. If it IS your thing, save your money and get that one.

Smells incredible... I went to a niche store in Miami to search for a fragrance, and I immediately purchased this. It such a good skin scent but elevated. It has a citrusy woodsy opening , along with that molecular affect.

Nice scent but this is dead on "dupe" of Diptyque's Leau Papier. Longevity might be better, only difference.