The names of what perfume is now or extreme or intense is owed much more to the design and the appropriate name than to the truth. He fits perfectly to the cold season and also to the short days - and as his name suggests - of course to the night :) In terms of duration is fine, between 6 and 7 hours in skin, with a moderate projection from the beginning.

It's night, still warm but more bearable. Shops and restaurants line up and countless spices hang in the air, rising to your nose. Your olfactory memory makes you smile. It smells somehow always the same but still a little bit different every time. You will also store this smell and keep it for the cold days at home.Issey Miyake Nuit d’Issey Parfum is the 2015 flanker to the 2014 original Nuit EDT, still a mix of spices, leather, florals, and slight sweet, but less fresh and bright than the EDT, much darker and smoother. Interestingly, the EDT could be more of a daytime fragrance and the Parfum is a more truly apt nighttime fragrance than the EDT, but both are fairly agreeable and versatile while still being interesting. I’d certainly be more inclined to wear the EDT than the Parfum in warmer weather specifically, though even the Parfum could work on a summer night, I’d wager.

Note-wise, Nuit d’Issey Parfum includes grapefruit, pink pepper, leather, vanilla, tonka, and patchouli, a strong mix of notes to yield a balanced, pleasing fragrance, and I’m glad to say that it works out. And even though it’s darker and smoother and more night/winter-appropriate than the EDT, the Parfum is still fairly fresh and invigorating.

And there he also wants to arrive well. The super fresh and somewhat sweet start of soft citrus wakes you up first again, before you are attracted by the well-harmonizing spices. A powerful mix of pepper, wood and leather. Definitely very masculine. Very present, alerting, but not penetrating. Nevertheless, Sisheido Group can boast many very good products. I'm sure the new Leau super majeure will be a success, albeit here with an incredibly unfortunate name.