L’Etoile Noire by Olibere Parfums
Men Women 2016
Description
L'Etoile Noire by Olibere Parfums is an oriental fragrance for men and women, launched in 2016. The nose behind this composition is Amelie Bourgeois. The top notes are aquatic, Italian lemon, and bergamot; the heart notes evoke spices, Virginia cedar, and rose; while the base notes reveal tobacco, ambroxan, incense, Indonesian patchouli leaves, vanilla, and tonka bean.
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Key notes
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Top
aquatic notes
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Heart
spices
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Base
tobacco
Community
70 votes
- Positive 56%
- Negative 40%
- Neutral 4.3%
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In the collection
Leading answer I want it
141 votes
What do you think?
Leading answer Not for me
70 votes
Season
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46 votes
Time of day
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23 votes
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Fragrance profile
About L’Etoile Noire
L’Etoile Noire by Olibere Parfums is an oriental fragrance for men and women, launched in 2016. The nose behind this composition is Amelie Bourgeois. The top notes are aquatic, Italian lemon, and bergamot; the heart notes evoke spices, Virginia cedar, and rose; while the base notes reveal tobacco, ambroxan, incense, Indonesian patchouli leaves, vanilla, and tonka bean.
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
32 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
46 votes
Character
Leading answer Balanced
24 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Fair price
18 votes
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monsieurleather
You have to give credit to this French house for striving to create untried and quite original scents. While the fragrances are certainly of high quality, their performance is very inconsistent and varies depending on the choice. This Dark Star on my skin starts predominantly aquatic-spicy, then the woody notes emerge, and it finishes very lightly smoky-sweet. I detect a faint pencil graphite note in the background. One might think that with ambroxan and that combination, it would be a bomb in terms of longevity and projection, but unfortunately, it isn’t. It fades to skin level almost immediately, and its longevity doesn’t exceed 6 hours, with the last two hours being barely perceptible (body heat helps a little, but nothing remarkable). What a pity, because it’s a scent I really like—mysterious, versatile, and original. And at a price of 120 euros/100ml, that becomes an insurmountable hurdle. Au revoir!