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Nuit d’Issey Parfum
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Nuit d'Issey Parfum by Issey Miyake is a woody-spicy fragrance for men. Launched in 2015, this composition was created by Dominique Ropion and Claire Liégent. The top notes reveal pink pepper and grapefruit; the heart unfolds leather and vanilla, while the base notes settle on tonka bean and patchouli.
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- Positivo 84%
- Neutral 8.0%
- Negativo 7.9%
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Fragrant opening, with pink pepper upfront and behind it a grapefruit soothed by the same. In the middle, the sensation of leather and a touch of tonka bean soften that spiciness. Patchouli closes this beautiful ensemble with a hint of candied woods and citrus. Potent, rough, with a high presence of patchouli, they transform it into a superlative, nocturnal, sensual, and modern perfume.
What an abundance for the senses! Grandiose Miyake. La Nuit Parfum begins with a rough aroma of citrus peels wrapped in a cloud of sweet, opulent pink pepper, creating an earthy and woody whole. Later, the grapefruit gains vigor and surpasses or equals the spice, creating a wonderful sweet citrus blend that lasts a good while, until the leather appears: sophisticated and selfish with the vanilla, as if fearing to be overshadowed, though both notes blend beautifully. In the mature and harmonious stage, the fantastic patchouli, with a candied feel thanks to the tonka bean, puts the Miyake seal on this miracle housed in a beautiful frosted black bottle.
Nuit d’Issey Parfum is perhaps the brand’s most accomplished nighttime fragrance construction, even surpassing the Reserva de Noire Ambre which I haven’t tried yet. I’ve absolutely loved this specimen; nowadays, you really have to think twice before looking in a certain direction. It delivers well on both scent and performance: the opening is powerful and balanced, showing great craftsmanship. A dark, acidic leather is elevated by a vanilla-tonka accord that adds security and a semi-sober modernity. Its semi-linear nature is long-lasting, settling into a mellow, acidic leather with spaced-out citrus impressions thanks to the pink pepper. After 4 hours, it starts to descend with sober, opaque notes, ending its long life at 9 hours with just traces of skin. It’s not for mass consumption or light palates; it’s a black horse in full glory, which is something to be appreciated. The frosted, opaque bottle design fits the content perfectly. It’s one of the best launches of 2015, worth knowing and owning.
A truly mysterious perfume that strays far from its father, the original Eau d’Issey, since you don’t feel that hit of yuzu, lime, and wet wood that made it feel clean. This parfum goes further: it feels spicy, a dark skin scent but also earthy. It’s rare for a parfum with strong opening notes to be so soft; I’d say it’s silky. On the skin, it creates a noticeable balm. A great perfume by Master Miyake, different from many generic designer-label scents.
Honestly, it’s hard to break it down by notes; it’s an amalgamation that forms a cohesive whole. It feels dark and rugged, yet softened by vanilla and tonka. It doesn’t feel stale or synthetic like others. The result is pleasant, though I, being someone who isn’t a huge fan of patchouli and leather, found it slightly irritating at first—just a tiny bit, as I mentioned, since I’m not into that genre; so I encourage you to draw your own conclusion. The longevity surprised me, lasting over 12 hours, though with a restrained sillage.
A richer and deeper version than the original. The longevity is impressive, a solid 9/10. The spray is fantastic, delivering a fine, maneuverable mist. I loved the premium quality.
It’s dark yet fresh at the same time. You can really smell the leather, patchouli, and grapefruit. I bought it blind thinking it would be better than the EDT version, but I was wrong: this perfume version is denser but loses the punch of the eau de toilette. Good for going out at night. I’d give it a 7/10.
This perfume realistically recreates a cool night under a full moon. It opens sweet and sour with a fresh vibe, lasting 10-15 minutes before turning herbal and spicy. I don’t detect a strong leather note; instead, it pops up in spots with vanilla and pepper, giving a dark, dusty, sweet, and salty touch (could be tonka?). The evolution is semi-linear with great longevity and a heavy trail. It projects a neat image of a family man with a romantic flair, though not as seductive as I’d like. Perfect for mild climates or autumn/winter. It’s an excellent fragrance that shines on its own; the EDT always felt like a compromise between One Million and L’Eau d’Issey Intense. Definitely a ‘black horse’—precious and noble, reminding me of ‘The Adventures of the Black Stallion’. Haha! Thanks to this size, I no longer spend money on Bleu, L’Nuit, or The One.
The most incredible thing is the clear development of the fragrance, building a beautiful sensation. The opening is an aroma of concrete bathed in earthy rain, very similar to NR’s For Him, seductive and intriguing; there the fisherman casts the lure for about 10 minutes. Then it evolves to a sensual and dark plane, magic of smoky night with spices and leather hugging my wrist for about 4-5 hours in rainy weather, its best card. In the final phase, the projection drops, leaving a sweet vanilla aura, ecclesiastical, solemn, and almost provocative, an invitation to delight alongside the good satisfied fisherman. Perfumaso, a beautiful bottle that evokes the reflection of the night on fresh waters in a lush forest. Excellent longevity and projection with 4 applications, and it has a certain something that gives it that Miyake vibe. It will surely be among my next purchases. Greetings from Buenos Aires.
Sometimes I like to play comparison games. I’ll talk about incense, used since antiquity and nowadays, sometimes, a disaster. It comes from plant gum resins like sandalwood, benzoin, etc., and in perfumes it doesn’t have the same nuances. I compared three incense bases: La Nuit d’Issey Parfum, Loewe 7 Anonimo, and Alyssa Ashley Oud pour Lui. La Nuit d’Issey Parfum doesn’t list incense on its label, which is already standard. I don’t know why they lie to us, because fragrance lovers are smart. The opening, evolution, and dry down are all incense. Occasionally, citrus notes appear that I’d say are geranium and yuzu, not listed on the label but a signature of the Miyake house. In the dry down, I definitely note patchouli and tonka bean, which together with the incense give a pleasant smoky sweetness. I don’t perceive pepper or leather. I like the aroma, even if it’s linear and lacks complexity. It’s the one that smells most like incense of the three, and for moments, it’s the one I like best. Since I got it at a sale price, it was worth it, although its trail and longevity are average. Loewe 7 Anonimo is a gourmand incense; the label assigns it to the leather family, which doesn’t match my experience. Of the three, it’s the most sophisticated, exquisite, and complex. I perceive a greedy incense due to its vanilla texture, with brushstrokes of cappuccino, caramel, sandalwood, vetiver, and leather, very well studied. Loewe doesn’t usually disappoint, but now LVMH manufactures it, exploiting prestigious names by reformulating them just to charge more. But fragrance lovers are smart and we aren’t easily fooled. At this rate, I’m switching to imitations that surpass in trail and quality, like Zara or Mercadona. Alyssa Ashley Oud pour Lui is the most aggressive and artificial incense, with more trail in the first hour, although I notice a mix of dry vetiver and geranium that don’t blend well. As it progresses, it becomes more sensible with benzoin and sandalwood. Alyssa Ashley plays in a lower league, but I find it more likable because it doesn’t reformulate or water down the scent and keeps prices very tight.
Occasionally, I play comparison games if I have the fragrances. I’ll talk about INCENSE, used since antiquity by Assyria, Babylon, and Persia, and today a disaster of barbarism. It comes from plant gum-resins like sandalwood, benzoin, etc. There is no single incense, and in perfumes, its nuances vary. I have three with an incense base: La Nuit d’Issey Parfum, Loewe 7 Anónimo, and Alyssa Ashley Oud pour Lui. LA NUIT D’ISSEY PARFUM: The card doesn’t list incense, which is already standard. I don’t know why they deceive us with notes, because fragrance lovers are smart. The opening, evolution, and dry-down are incense. Occasionally, citrus notes appear that I’d say are geranium and yuzu, not listed but a Miyake house mark. In the dry-down, I do notice patchouli and tonka bean, which together with the incense give a pleasant smoky sweetness. I don’t detect pepper or leather. I like the scent, despite being linear and lacking complexity. It’s the one that smells most like incense of the three and for moments the one I like most. Since I got it on sale, it was worth it, even if its sillage and longevity are moderate. LOEWE 7 ANÓNIMO: It’s a gourmand incense. The card assigns it a leather family that doesn’t match my perception. Of the three, it’s the most sophisticated, exquisite, and complex. I perceive a greedy incense due to its vanilla texture, with brushstrokes of cappuccino, caramel, sandalwood, vetiver, and leather, with a well-studied structure. Loewe doesn’t usually disappoint, BUT fragrances are no longer made by the original owners, but by LVMH, who exploits prestigious names by reformulating products just to charge high prices. But fragrance lovers are smart and we aren’t fooled; at this rate, I’ll switch to imitations that surpass in sillage and quality. Dear manufacturers, start producing quality matching your outrageous prices, and you’ll earn more respect. Zara, Mercadona, etc., produce better products at an absurd price. ALYSSA ASHLEY OUD POUR LUI: It’s the most aggressive and artificial incense. It has more sillage in the first hour, but I notice a note that doesn’t fit and displeases: a mix of dry, rough vetiver and geranium that don’t blend well. As it progresses, it becomes sensible with benzoin and sandalwood. Alyssa Ashley plays in a lower league than Miyake and Loewe, but I find her more likable because she doesn’t reformulate or water down and keeps prices extremely adjusted.
Honestly, this perfume is MANLY, for real. It’s a very masculine scent. I own both the EDT and the EDP, both wonderful; the EDT hits hard and lasts long, but the EDP takes the intensity to the max. I recommend it and it’s very manageable at any time of day, although 5 to 7 am in the morning and late afternoon to night are when it shines. This fragrance is a flagship within the Issey Miyake range, the best.
I’m running out of words to describe my experience with this masterpiece. From the first moment I smelled it in a department store, I knew it was for me, forever. The leather… I’ve smelled leather before, almost always with woods, but this vanilla leather, almost alcoholic, made me lose my mind. The fragrance is almost linear, but why would I want it to change if it’s perfect for me from the start? It’s the most wearable leather scent I’ve ever felt, though it suits evening, semi-formal, and formal occasions best. Definitely not for the beach or with shorts. Its longevity is very good, over 8 hours, with a projection above moderate. What more could I ask from Issey Miyake? They gave me a different, avant-garde aroma with outstanding performance. I’m completely in love with my Nuit d’Issey Parfum. Highly recommended.
I lack the words to describe my experience with this masterpiece. From the very moment I smelled it in a department store, I knew it was for me, forever. The leather… I’ve smelled it before, I have fragrances where it predominates, almost always with woods, but this vanilla-leather, almost alcoholic, made me lose my mind. It’s almost linear, but why would I want it to change if it’s perfect for me from the start? It’s the most wearable leather I’ve ever felt, although it suits night, semi-formal, and formal occasions better. Definitely not for the beach or with shorts. Its longevity is very good, superior to 8 hours, with projection above moderate. What more can I ask from Issey Miyake? It gave me a different, avant-garde scent with outstanding performance. I’m thoroughly in love with my Nuit d’Issey Parfum. Highly recommended.
I like choosing fragrances for my husband, and I must say this one is good. The opening is strong and dominant; the patchouli is very intense, which makes it interesting. It has excellent longevity and is highly recommended if you like aromatic scents. It feels warm as it settles. I don’t see this for guys aged 18 or 20, but rather for something special and formal, for men 30+. It has good vanilla projection, ideal for a confident, entrepreneurial man. With this scent, you won’t conquer a 20-year-old girl, but a mature woman who knows good fragrance in a true Alpha male.
A fragrance with a distinguished personality. It resembles its EDT sibling a bit, but nothing to envy, as they take different paths in their development. I would have preferred they didn’t remove the incense note, as it took away a bit of the projection, but I must say I really like it. Its character seems like that of a quiet person who projects security and elegance.
A very masculine fragrance, ideal for conquering the world, rating 9-10.
It reminds me a bit of YSL’s Opium.
Sometimes I don’t understand why houses launch so many flankers. In perfumery, if you stand in front of a shelf for too long, a pretty lady appears and tells you the EDP is more potent and lasts longer than the EDT. Sometimes that’s true, other times it’s not. There are many fragrances with superfluous names that are even weaker than the original. Unfortunately, this Nuit d’Issey Parfum is no exception. The original has a better aroma, more longevity, and better sillage. It’s a missed opportunity to elevate it to the next level. Here you can see how a lack of ideas creates something unsatisfactory, even though the first 15 seconds are almost identical. Too little for a perfume that doesn’t work for me.
Nuit d’Issey Parfum is a warm, woody, and highly spicy scent. While it shares similarities with the EDT, this version is sweeter, with less incense and no herbal or citrus notes. At first, it smells just like the EDT, with that smoky and spicy touch, but then it becomes sweeter, featuring leather, vanilla, and tonka notes, though it doesn’t completely lose the EDT’s character. The EDT is more versatile for spring and autumn, while I’d reserve this Parfum for fall and winter. It’s not for a young crowd, but rather for someone moderately mature. It lasted over 10 hours on my skin, with strong projection at the start that fades a bit, but it’s not a skin scent.
Leather and vanilla, more leather and more vanilla… this Nuit d’Issey Parfum blew my mind. In the end, patchouli and tonka bean emerge progressively to crown one of the most elegant and masculine fragrances… a true masterpiece… standing ovation.
I bought it blind thanks to the reviews and because I once owned Leau de Dissey and know Miyake is reliable. Nuit de Dissey is a true gentleman fragrance: at the start, it’s very contained, with grapefruit and spices, but the protagonist is vanilla alongside a subtle leather, leaning towards suede. It makes a good combination; it’s balanced, not entirely sweet, not just leather, not just spicy… a balance of all three. In the end, patchouli and tonka remain, giving it a vintage old-school touch, but it’s still a gentleman scent. Price 10/10, versatility 7/10, I recommend using it more at night or in the cold. Originality 5/10 due to the notes; it tends to be a common aroma. Performance 7/10, it has long-lasting power but little sillage. Overall 7.5/10, an excellent gentleman fragrance at a good price.
Greetings. It has a very nice black bottle that looks great in any cabinet, and you can tell there’s juice inside. I agree almost entirely with the highlighted review in yellow, especially regarding the notes, but not with the comparison to Loewe or Alyssa Ashley since I haven’t owned those. I’ll just say that the opening reminds me a lot of the old Animale fragrance, before it was reformulated and ruined, and that it also lasts only a breath.
Very rich scent but joke-level longevity. I don’t know if I was a victim of a reformulation, but I’ve heard from reliable sources that someone else had the exact same batch bought at a different store and experienced the same thing. Skin scent after 15 minutes and completely gone by an hour… The differences with the EDT, the incense… that Parfum version makes me laugh.
It smells very similar to Animale; it’s rich but smells a lot like that vintage version. 7/10.
Hi Adry_slim, greetings: which version do you have? Thank goodness I have the Beauté Prestige International, which lasts me at least 12 hours. That said, it doesn’t project as much as one would wish, but if it stays, it stays.
Very rich and evocative aroma, but almost zero performance. What a pity, though it’s common in modern perfumery: it’s getting harder to spend money on fragrances that don’t even deliver the bare minimum.
J.A.M. I don’t remember the batch number, but I threw it away as soon as I could, even though I have a photo of 7321JM. A disaster: rich scent but joke-level longevity. After 15 minutes it’s skin scent, and by an hour or so, there’s nothing left, not even as a skin scent.
Elegant and mysterious, just like I prefer. Leather is the dominant note from the start, as the grapefruit citrus lasts only a breath. The only thing I regret is the longevity: even though I wore it in winter, it drops to skin scent after the first hour and stays very timid with occasional sillage. In this line, I do better with Pulse of the Night.
I don’t get the name. I agree with everyone: the longevity is minimal. The scent smells great to those who know their stuff, but in open spaces it disappears completely, giving the impression I didn’t wear anything at all. The smell is top-tier, but the longevity is terrible. I no longer trust the brand.
Long-lasting with moderate sillage. Super masculine and acclaimed by women. It’s perhaps with these that I’ve received the most compliments. Now I’m much more selective about perfumes, so I don’t repurchase it, but wow, it’s one of the best I’ve had!
It came to my collection due to a mistake made on a recent order, and I must say it’s absolutely dispensable. For me, it’s soft suede slightly sweetened by vanilla and a faint touch of rose. It lasts me about 3 hours with contained projection and sillage. Batch 9044AM from February 2019, so I believe it has matured sufficiently. Incredibly, Bronce Homme by Álvarez Gómez (not in the database) bears a fairly large similarity to this fragrance and doubles its performance and longevity, all for 10 euros for 150 ml. If you have to laugh…
Undoubtedly, it’s a fragrance that gives a total rainy night vibe and atmosphere; that’s what I like most about this scent. Regarding the notes, what I feel most from this fragrance is leather and vanilla. The type of leather it has can give the impression that the perfume has a smoky touch, but it’s not incense. As for longevity and projection, I think it’s very good in my case.
I found it on sale for 26 euros for a 75 ml bottle, manufactured by BPI a few years ago, and I always use it in fresh to cold weather given its notes. It smells like soft leather, incense, wood… all slightly sweetened by tonka bean, which rounds out and balances the scent. Very pleasant to wear and noticeable for several hours, staying close to the skin until the eighth hour after application. I see it as ideal if you want to smell good without bothering others; it pleases anyone since it’s not a complicated aroma. Dates and night outings are its environment. For me, it’s an unbeatable option in terms of price and quality.
I owned it four times, since I first encountered it in 2015. It’s a signature scent for fresh or rainy days and nights that aren’t too cold. Its longevity was good at 8 hours with 2 hours of projection. It’s understandable that as a Parfum it should have greater longevity and projection, but the price is appropriate. Starting with this fragrance, my taste for incense notes began; in this scent, the incense is very soft. The citrus opening isn’t very long-lasting, but it is of high quality. The overall scent feels very high quality; the flankers are even better; an excellent line.
Delicious, but the longevity leaves much to be desired. In any case, it’s one of those fragrances where, without expecting too much and knowing how to get the most out of it, it’s a treat.
Sweet and vanilla, with very soft leather and a very soft patchouli in the base. The scent isn’t novel; it’s the typical youthful nocturnal aroma, but due to its low potency, it’s only suitable for quiet night outings, not for going out to throw laser beams. I had higher expectations regarding performance and scent, but it has left me with mixed feelings about the brand, which I consider good, as it lacks strength for me (the EDT version is a bit better). The projection is low and fades to skin-level quite quickly; by the sixth hour, you have to bring your nose close to find it. It’s pleasant and a conventional fragrance. I recommend not buying blindly, or perhaps it will have its target audience that makes it their favorite. **I highly recommend Mercedes Benz Club Black instead; it’s also nocturnal, vanilla, and incense-based.
A fragrance that was gifted to me twice. It hasn’t fully convinced me despite my best efforts. It doesn’t have great longevity; if you spray a lot initially, it can be a bit bothersome, then it drops off completely. The scent isn’t unpleasant or bad. It has soft leather and a faint vanilla, but it doesn’t stick with me, and I have two bottles, no more, no less.
I don’t recommend buying it blindly, especially the Parfum version like this one. It’s a very particular fragrance. It has a harsh, rough opening; you can easily get dizzy if you spray it early in the morning before putting on your work shirt. It’s clearly geared toward fall and winter, not so much for night since I see many better alternatives. To me, it’s a good option for the office; it’s masculine and not overwhelming, so I see it as a daily wear if you don’t overuse it. I recommend 9 sprays during the day to feel the scent for about 8 hours and project the first 2. I haven’t received many compliments with it, only at its sweet spot, around 3-4 hours after application when the heart notes start to emerge. In terms of quality, performance, and price, I’d give it a 7.5.
This is, without a doubt, one of my top three personal scents for years now. Nuit d’Issey Parfum is a whole different story. It’s not the typical fragrance everyone loves at first sniff; it has character, mystery, and darkness. It’s a scent with its own identity. In my opinion, it’s an underrated designer jewel. And honestly, I appreciate that it is. It’s deep, spiced, elegant, and has a very strong nocturnal vibe. It’s not for everyone, nor does it seek to be. It has a very defined personality, and when it connects, it truly connects. For those who have never tried it, you’re missing something distinct within the mainstream market. For me, an authentic gem.