Yves Saint Laurent La Nuit De L'Homme Eau De Toilette - Blue Electrique Lndh Bleu Electrique 60 ml

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At any rate, the only real difference between the two is that the YSL isn't as violent in the opening or as loaded with an obscene amount of Ambroxan. If you don't count the Parfum which was not great but okay, The Frozen one which I quite liked and the L'Intense which was pretty poor. The item may be missing its original packaging, or the original packaging has been opened or is no longer sealed.

After a while I looked into the fragrance community and a standing ovation had been summoned among this fragrance.The original, the La Nuit de L'Homme Le Parfum , La Nuit de L'Homme L'Intense and the La Nuit de L'Homme Frozen Cologne , which was unfortunately discontinued. It has the mass appeal DNA, while also being smooth enough to be used in various settings beyond the club. This fresh vein is what makes LNDL Bleu electrique - for me - more modern than it was the case with the former 2009 release of LNDL.

If someone is interested in that perfume and is looking for a cooler scent, they can prepare this perfume. All this with the countless uninspiring flankers to the supposed EDP concentrates, which turned out to be worse than the EDT's.I found I personally didn't reach for it as much as I thought I would-- the lavender note is a bit strong and felt just a hair too powdery and feminine to me. Well, I notice it a lot on myself and it feels it projects quite well for the first hour and a half approx. With the ginger and rose geranium notes, LNDL gains a wonderfully appealing fresh vein that works perfectly with the magic of the cardamom - lavender combo. Read more about the condition New other (see details): A new, unused item with absolutely no signs of wear.

But let's go to its disadvantages, the odor sillage is moderate to low, and unfortunately its Longevity is very poor. Quite unlike its “big brother”, which was released in 2009, it baffles with a name that leaves room for speculation.The tonka adds a light, sweet, and caramel-like note; the vanilla does the same but isn’t as noticeable as the tonka; the lavender and geranium combine themselves to create a very faint floral accord that seats a step behind the tonka, inoffensive. This scent is a masterpiece of perfumery thought)) Very similar to the old one (my favorite La Nuit), but something has changed in it, as my wife says, towards freshness. Welcome to the masculine fragrance world, where everything is BLUE, made for a "free man who wants to break the codes" and smells like most men around him. Especially with the "Eau de Parfum", probably many people would have hoped that it is simply a stronger, amplified version of the original. We all knew once L'Oreal got their hands on this, they wouldn't let it die a peaceful and graceful death.