Who expects something innovative will probably be disappointed. For people who have long had a preference for fragrances are probably not rather blown away because it is already a rather familiar fragrance, but: For fans of this series and for people who are looking for an absolute Crowdpleaser without much risk will find here an absolutely great fragrance. 100%. I find the even more uncomplicated and gentle than the original. I find the spiciness of the original a bit stronger, here it has been toned down a bit and also modeled with freshness. Really gentle and extremely sensual. Because of the freshness and toned down spice, this also goes great in daylight and also warmer temperatures. After initial Frozen Cologne touch, it goes quite clearly in the direction of the Ur-Duftes. Think of it vl. as 70% LNDH 2013 + 30% Frozen Cologne, but without that almost bitter "dry ice" accord that Frozen Cologne has.

An olfactory interpretation that is more intense and spicy than the Original La Nuit de l'Homme Eau de Toilette." - Dominique Ropion (IFF) Along those lines, I can really recommend this scent to you if you've been craving the vintage version for a long time, but it's not worth all that money to you. I find it far more similar than any clones I've tested of it, no unnecessary chocolate notes or anything.... La Nuit de l’Homme Bleu Electrique is an electrifying version of an Eau de Toilette Intense. A flash of cool spices and aromatic notes, pulsing a dazzling beam of blue light into the night. A fresher, more intense take of the Eau de toilette based on a high-voltage blend of cardamom, ginger, geranium, and lavender. However, if you own a bottle of it, and wear the fragrance a lot and actively, I think you get a slightly different impression:Maerz and Paul A Dictionary of Color New York:1930 McGraw-Hill, p.194 Name of the color "electric blue" in the index is marked with a "T", which means it is from a textile sample

I don’t understand this, because they don’t have a very large men’s collection and they certainly don’t have anything close to the brilliance and beauty of these fragrances. The signature bottle of the Yves Saint Laurent la Nuit de L’Homme twisted by an eye-catching color. The amplified electric blue juice evokes the illicit neon light of an underground party. Joseph Hall Wright (1845). Ocean-work, Ancient and Modern: Or, Evenings on Sea and Land. D. Appleton. p. 163. electric blue.The durability and silage are possibly not quite as strong, but after a few hours you still notice it much better than the normal EdT, a veil remains throughout the day. And the scent is a bit rounder than the Vintage 2013, but the impression and the feeling are very congruent for me. It just "feels" the same. :) Many people saw next to the expensive vintage flacons on the second-hand market the Flanker "Frozen Cologne" as a good alternative, it is but very similar to the "original formula", just a little fresher.

At the 1st testing in the store (so it was also in my 1st comment on the newcomer..) I thought to myself only "Oh, that smells like La Nuit de L'Homme". Apple Accord - Geranium Oil - Vanilla Extract Alcohol ¿ Aqua / Water ¿ Parfum / Fragrance ¿ Linalool ¿ Limonene ¿ Coumarin ¿ Butyl Methoxydibenzoylmethane ¿ Citronellol ¿ Geraniol ¿ Alpha-Isomethyl Ionone ¿ Citral ¿ Methyl Anthranilate ¿ Isoeugenol ¿ Ci 60730 / Ext. Violet 2 ¿ Ci 15985 / Yellow 6 ¿ Ci 42090 / Blue 1 ¿ Overall, the series is really good. With the Bleu Electrique is already the 5th of this series in my collection. 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. The Frozen Cologne is my favorite and with this Bleu Electrique you get once again a fragrance that goes something in the fresh direction.The sensuous base infuses the scent with a dark ambery richness. Wrapped in smooth amber, smoky vetiver, and cedarwood.