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L'Artisan Parfumeur Amour Nocturne Perfume
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The L'artisan Parfumeur fragrance house has been creating innovative scents since 1976. Their charming scents come in multiple collections, each with its own focus and appeal. Sold only through exclusive distribution agreements, these alluring fragrances have helped pushed the L'artisan brand to worldwide prominence. All products are original, authentic name brands. We do not sell knockoffs or imitations.
| Attribute Name | Attribute Value |
|---|---|
| Brand | L'artisan Parfumeur |
| Fragrance Family | Cedar |
| Fragrance Name | Amour Nocturne |
| Fragrance Classification | Perfume |
| Volume | Available in 50 ml, 100 ml and 125 ml |
| Gender | Men and Women |
| Year Of Launch | 2013 |
Nice
My new favorite. I get orange cream and gun metal, which is an insane combination but it somehow works. Other people smell different things and it's fun to hear their thoughts cuz it's very unique. I can't stop smelling my wrist.
Bottom Line
Yes, I would recommend to a friend.
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Outstanding
It starts rather strong and very unisex. The opening notes are definitely musky, although I see no musc in the description... there is something extremely woody, oozing sexuality ( not sensuality ) here. After about one hour, finally, I start sensing the caramel and milk. It changes radically, becoming softer, sweeter, more gourmand. Throughout the development I fail to sense the metallic bloody odor many seem to comment on. As for the gun powder? Well, I don't know exactly what that smells like, but I would assume it's there in the opening notes as something rough, animalic and raw. I have not yet reached the basenotes, but looking at how this scent develops, it seems to be heading into a gourmand, slightly floral, comforting beauty, a milky melted caramel on orchid petals. It is a bizarre scent, considering the transformation. I believe it's suited for people with a strong personality, who don't quite feel they fit in. For this reason, I don't see it becoming a mass favorite, because it isn't soft, sensual, voluptuous, or stylish. It's multifaceted, moody, changeable. It's an affair that starts with raw and rough intimacy, and no strings attached, and later on goes through a profound metamorphosis to a heartfelt love, a sweet embrace of comfort, familiarity , sweetness, reliability and warmth. As I said, love the unconventional way. Might be heading to the altar in the end. Congratulations, L'Artisan, another masterpiece. Patricia
Bottom Line
Yes, I would recommend to a friend.
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Bizarre but gorgeous
A weird scent, very animalic and sexual. Definitely unisex. Looking at the notes I was expecting a comfort scent. It is not. It's raw, sexy, very musky, reminiscent of Musc Ravageur from Frederique Malle. I love it but I get the feeling it won't be a favorite in the crowd, too non conformist and strange. Recommended for people with strong personalities that just don't fit it and like attention.
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