Nuit d’Azar

6 reseñas

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• Taurien

  June 21, 2020

  

  Rituals perfumes have been an incredible discovery. I grabbed them on sale and they’ve turned out to be fantastic and addictive; I can’t stop using them lately. I tried this Nuit d’Azar, marketed as a men’s scent, on recommendation and it’s pure unisex. It’s elegant, deep, and enveloping—a perfect blend of cranberry, sage, and vetiver. As Fragrantica mentions, I also detect some ambroxan even though it’s not listed. It works perfectly in any season, though I think it will shine brightest in spring-summer. I see it as both day and night wear, very versatile, perhaps better for formal events than the office. Although I was skeptical about longevity based on previous comments, this lasts a long time on skin, around 10-11 hours. It projects strongly for the first hour, then settles to a moderate but noticeable sillage, not skin-scented, which I appreciate. I bought the travel size (15 ml), ideal for testing for under 15 euros or carrying in my toiletry bag, but I’ll definitely repurchase the full bottle. A magnificent entry into their perfumery. Scent 8.5/10, Longevity 9/10, Sillage 8/10, Value 8/10, Versatility 8/10, Packaging 10/10. Would I buy again? Yes.

• Taurien

  July 5, 2020

  

  Rituals perfumes have been an incredible discovery. I picked them up on sale and they turned out amazing—so addictive that I can’t stop using them. I tried this Nuit d’Azar, marketed as a men’s scent, on recommendation, and it’s pure unisex. It’s elegant, deep, and enveloping, a perfect blend of blackcurrant, sage, and vetiver. As Fragrantica notes, I also detect some ambroxan even though it’s not listed. It works great in any season, though I think it will shine brightest in spring and summer. I see it as both a day and night scent, very versatile—maybe more for formal events than the office. Despite doubts about longevity from previous comments, this lasts long on the skin, around 10-11 hours. It projects strongly for the first hour, then settles to a moderate but noticeable trail, not skin-scent, which I appreciate. I bought the travel size (15ml), ideal for testing for under 15 euros or carrying in my bag, but I’ll definitely repurchase the full bottle. A magnificent entry into their fragrance line. Scent 8.5/10, Longevity 9/10, Sillage 8/10, Value 8/10, Versatility 8/10, Packaging 10/10. Would I buy again? Yes.

• Valdunciel

  June 15, 2023

  

  Smells great and is highly enjoyable. It has good longevity, moderate-to-high sillage, and excellent value for money. Two or three sprays are more than enough. It reminds me a lot of Loewe 7 Cobalt, even though incense isn’t listed. The downside is the ambroxan: although not listed, it kicks in shortly after spraying and, for me, it detracts from what could have been a perfect ten.

• Valdunciel

  July 3, 2023

  

  Smells amazing and is super enjoyable. Great longevity, moderate-to-high sillage, and excellent value for money. Two or three sprays are more than enough. It reminds me a lot of Loewe 7 Cobalt, even though they don’t list incense in the notes. The downside is the ambroxan: although it’s not listed, it shows up a few minutes after spraying and, for me, it drags down what could have been a perfect 10.

• NoisyBoy13

  April 7, 2025

  

  This perfume hits with unique power and character. At first, it smells like a barrel overflowing with ripe black grapes ready for liquor; that initial alcohol hit is brutal and masks a woody base you can already sense. Then the alcohol settles, revealing a warm, woody scent with a soft floral touch, keeping that intriguing finish. It’s intimate, elegant, and shrouded in a hard-to-define mystery, like early autumn with a fresh breeze and warm tones. I’m hooked, though I’m not sure exactly where it fits; it has its own personality without needing any context. It projects strongly at first, then calms down in both projection and longevity.

• NoisyBoy13

  April 16, 2025

  

  This perfume starts with unique power and character. At first, it smells like a barrel overflowing with black grapes ready for liqueur; that initial alcohol hit is brutal and covers up a woody base that’s already hinted at. Then the alcohol fades, revealing a warm, woody fragrance with a soft floral touch, keeping that curious finish. It’s intimate, elegant, and holds a hard-to-define mystery, like early autumn with a fresh breeze and warm tones. While I’m hooked, I’m not entirely sure where to place it; it has its own personality without needing a specific context. It projects strongly at first, then calms down in both projection and longevity.