Elixir Noir by Stendhal
Women 2009
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Description
Elixir Noir by Stendhal is a floral musk woody fragrance for women. Launched in 2009, the nose behind this composition is Emilie Coppermann. The top notes are blueberry, pink pepper, and magnolia; the heart notes are orchid, gardenia, and freesia; and the base notes are patchouli, musk, and white cuaba flower, also known as amyris wood.
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Leading answer I want it
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Season
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Time of day
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Fragrance profile
About Elixir Noir
Elixir Noir by Stendhal is a floral musk woody fragrance for women. Launched in 2009, the nose behind this composition is Emilie Coppermann. The top notes are blueberry, pink pepper, and magnolia; the heart notes are orchid, gardenia, and freesia; and the base notes are patchouli, musk, and white cuaba flower, also known as amyris wood.
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Longevity
Leading answer Long-lasting
61 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
80 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
11 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Fair price
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This perfume is perfect for my spring and summer night outs. At first, on my skin, you get clear notes of strawberry, patchouli, and blueberry. Then it dries down to a woodier scent. It’s elegant yet casual, soft and not overwhelming. I’m not sure it works well in winter—it lacks creaminess—but for those who don’t like the heat of oriental scents, this might be a hit. It’s not that generic flat floral woody musk; it evolves over time and settles into a sweet wood without being suffocating like many patchoulis. Refined and classy.