Nuit Sucrée

I've completely fallen in love with the two creations Manuel has launched under his brand Ylusia. I must emphasize in this review how much I appreciate the fact that a young designer takes the risk to launch two classic and elegant fragrances, reinvented with a modern twist. These two perfumes make me think of Ylusia as a distinguished brand, consistent in its quality, and of Manuel as a designer who is very faithful to his essence and style, unfazed by marketing trends. Specifically, Nuit Sucrée is a delicate and scent, sweet without being gourmand, a composition in which iris, orris, heliotrope, sugar, and musk are increasingly surrounded by vanilla and a not-at-all-heavy incense as the hours pass. It has a very good sillage and lasts on my skin for over 12 hours. Both Ylusia perfumes, this one and Rose d'Hiver, besides being exquisite and have an excellent performance, have a recognizable DNA in common: a powdery, velvety aspect that lingers on the skin for many hours. Although I would buy both, I think the first to join my collection will be this Nuit Sucrée, which I found absolutely irresistible. Scent 9/10 Longevity 10/10 Sillage 9.5/10 Quality/Price 8/10 Versatility 8/10 Packaging 6.5/10 Would I buy again? I haven't bought it (yet).