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

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The current batches smell like solid designer releases, more synthetic and slightly watered down in contrast. New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging . Smells like they took Eros and toned down the apple, made the entire fragrance much smoother, and less strong. Others long for the glorious batches of the early years and curse YSL for the numerous reformulations that have made LNDL so you don't really know whether you've sprayed yourself with water or perfume. It's not as loud as Eros but that seems to be by design as it is loud enough to be noticed and it lasts the entire night.

My guess is if you want to try this one now, you'll have better luck at YSL Boutiques or at airports. I purchased it in 2010 after it's release and can still remember how mesmerized I was at that spicy powderiness. Objectively disappointing; but then again, someone just getting into fragrances might actually find it decent. A really nice flanker for daily use, it does smell sexy, has the same performance of the line, so keep this for close encounters.

They come through immediately, and hang out through the ~7 hours this fragrance hangs around on my skin. It does definitely smell like Eros in the dry down but I feel this is done better than Eros - It is less linear and has a LITTLE more complexity. So we're expected to believe that L'Oreal actually revived the beastmode OG LNDL only to kill it off after a few weeks and only sell it in Frankfurt airport duty free? The fragrance has a noticeable opening to dry down change, the opening is mild but the notes are sharp, sweet, delectable, distinguishable from each other, the mandarin orange, lemon, green apple, and a pinch of spicy sage present a sweet, fruity, and citrusy fragrance with some purple lavender and green geranium touches; as the fragrance moves towards its dry down, this sparkly opening dissipates, the tonka, vanilla, and cashmere wood develop creating a dry tonka sweet, musky woody, fruity apple, and floral scent. A lot of people saying it smells like bubblegum lol but I'll reserve judgement until I try the juice on my own nose.

I find the spiciness of the original a bit stronger, here it has been toned down a bit and also modeled with freshness. I'm certainly not trying to give you a short answer to that question, it's just that there are so many.Others may have gone to two, three, or in the case of L'Homme Ultime (2016), nearly four years; but all eventualy failed to make the crazy-high sales goals these fragrances are expected to meet, and was mercilessly murdered before anyone even figured out it was there on the shelf at all. Usually I try to be balanced when giving a review but for this fragrance and after one year of using it, I would say that this fragrance was created to be breathed not only to be smelled. Although it does remind me of versace eros, but to me it's a bit more fresh, but the dry down is very sweet.

Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying the fragrance just smells like static, I just mean that there is something in there that replicates this in such a beautiful way. Woody notes of cedar, cashmere, vetiver and patchouli, and a dose of quality vanilla end at the base. SUMMARY: A low projection, sweet tonka, musky woody cashmere wood, fruity apple, and purple floral lavender fragrance with faint spicy, and green accords. Well, I notice it a lot on myself and it feels it projects quite well for the first hour and a half approx.Imagine the smell of Eros, but take out the mint and grassy undertones and replace it with the cardamom spiciness from the original LNDL and sprinkle some Halloween Man X on top, and there you have Eau Electrique.

So, buckle up, spray on some charisma, and get ready for a day filled with compliments and intrigue. Read more about the condition New other (see details): A new, unused item with absolutely no signs of wear. 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. not bad at all, but, it won't last the test of time, not that that always matters but I can see this as a trendy scent, that's good for the next few years then fizzles out.It does smell similar to Eros when you smell it by itself, but when you compare them side by side they smell different. I cant say much about performance/sillage, last time i wore it 30 °C and i couldnt smell it after like hour and i did 5-7 sprays on my neck but i would say i got noseblind so in my other reviews i also say this sillage/performace is individual but definately this is more stronger than LNDLH new formulations and longer lasting. All they had to do was keep the cardamom and you'd have a warmer LNDL with a sweeter more deductive vanilla/tonka base in lieu of the dominant lavender of the OG.