Glad I got my hands on this finally and in this casethe hype is justified love love love and yes its unisex.

I shall heed some of the advice here and keep this somewhere dark for a few months and come back to it. It is Club de Nuit Intense Woman by Armaf, which offers us a very intense rose right from the opening, supported by saffron, and quite spicy with nutmeg and pepper. In addition to poor performance, Club De Nuit Woman seems to be drenched in an evaporative chemical so aggressive it is impossible to detect any of the promised peach or grapefruit notes. As a guy in a good shape, I can imagine pulling this off, wearing flower-pattern shirt of dark color and black slim fit jeans. I actually spray one time on the top of my forearm and tap with the other and it's more than enough juice for me and everyone around me to smell it.

I am sensitive to musks generally, but the musk note seems to be present in a low concentration here because my nose can't detect it. This would be incredible for that girl rocking a black wedding dress, a girl who doesn't mind dominating in the bedroom, or for a sexy/date night. This is mildly dirty not scary dirty, so if you can deal with average animalic jasmine, you will be fine. I know this is supposedly a dupe for coco mademoiselle but I have not tried that, but I will say on its own it is beautiful. The opening, initial spray is not as smooth or well blended as Chanel's, but after 5 minutes it really is like the CM EDT pre-reformulation!

I pick up a tiny hint more saffron in this fragrance, but the difference between the two is negligible. The notes seemed fantastic and the reviews all told me I would like it but I'm learning that citrus just doesn't work well on my skin, and that's totally okay! It has a very similar vibe to coco mademoiselle, so it would be a good idea to get this if you didn’t want to splurge.This is an okay fragrance for someone who doesn't pay much attention to scents anyway and enjoys sweet vanilla. batch code I dont know about old formulas, the perfume starts very pungent for the first 30 minutes and after that 2 hours top is completely gonne. Smells very close to Noir de Noir and is a good alternative if you can't/dodon't want to spend that kind of money.

I obtained it last winter and was, only a bit, put off by the sharp musk opening that lasted an hour before smelling beautiful for the following 7 hours. I’m in my 20s looking for a dark perfume (I heard it smelt vampy), and when I first smelled this, I got flash backs to my mom getting ready to go clubbing. It does almost tip into 'pot pourri' territory on my skin, but not quite, and I find it very soothing.

I do get the slight resemblance to mademoiselle but it just smells overly musky to me and not in a pretty feminine way. I own over 100 perfumes but this was the first one that really makes me wanna puke, there is something that my body just cannot digest, it's really awful. I love me some STONKIN patchouli, but not everyone else appreciates my Noir Patchouli (Histoires de Parfums) or Sumatra Patchouli (Jeanne Arthes) or even Patchouli Patch (L'Artisan), for example.

Beautiful earthy dried petals, almost jammy but not quite that sweet rose; probably the perfume I can smell the most rose in.There’s vetiver that adds a bit of that harshness that gives this perfume that classic old school/designer ish quality and it does smell way more expensive then it actually is but is definitely alot sweeter than CCM and less refined/smooth. Please read the full reviews and consider your own needs and preferences before making a purchasing decision. I’d say considering how dupes are always a little off, this is most likely a better dupe than the dupes, because it wasn’t meant to be a dupe, so it’s accidentally perfect. Opens with a sparkly, powdery citrus burst with light orange-peach hues, that deepens into the rose heart expanded by geranium highlighting lemon-rose facets, litchi highlighting fruity-rose facets, and jasmine highlighting faint purple facets.