Riviera Nights

6 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• Boy.Capel

  February 13, 2015

  

  I don’t smell those fruits mentioned on Fragrantica within minutes. It sounds familiar, maybe from Jacques Bogart or another brand. It smells classic and formal. Up until now, I don’t like it as much as Arabian Nights. I’ll see how it evolves and let you know.

• Boy.Capel

  April 21, 2015

  

  I’m using it again and I definitely detect the fruits and tonka bean. However, that musky note sounds synthetic to me, like other fragrances. The projection is medium-low and the longevity is questionable. I still prefer its twin brother, Arabian Nights.

• Pplu

  January 27, 2021

  

  What a find! I met this years ago alongside Arabian Nights and Jacques Bogart, knowing nothing about them. At first, it was a disaster; it smelled like nothing I expected. Prejudices kill in perfumery… I wore it for years without understanding why. I found it cheap and gave it a try. It reminds me of Cacharel’s Nemo; if you test them together, the resemblance is brutal, though Riviera is sweeter. If you like Nemo, give this a shot. It’s an ignored gem; almost no one knows it or what it smells like. You have to buy it blind since there are no testers. Cardamom, tonka, dried fruit, and nutmeg with a subtle wood base. Intense and intoxicating, but short-lived: it fades in six hours, but while it lasts, it’s pure joy. It’s very synthetic, but I love it. It smells different and offers something that’s no longer around. Recommended if you enjoy tonka, cardamom, and sweetness without it being overwhelming.

• Pplu

  February 9, 2021

  

  What a find! I knew it years ago alongside Arabian Nights and Jacques Bogart, without realizing their connection. At first, it was a disaster; it didn’t smell like anything I expected. Prejudices kill in perfumery… I’ve had it for years and didn’t understand why. I found it cheap and gave it a try. It reminds me of Cacharel’s Nemo; if you test them together, the similarity is brutal, though Riviera is sweeter. If you like Nemo, try this. It’s an ignored gem, almost no one knows it or what it smells like. You buy it blind since there are no testers. Cardamom, tonka, dried fruit, and nutmeg with a subtle wood base. Intense and intoxicating but short-lived: it’s gone in 6 hours, but while it lasts, it’s pure enjoyment. It’s very synthetic, but I love it. It smells different and offers something that’s no longer around. Recommended if you like tonka, cardamom, and sweet scents without being cloying.

• javierglez

  May 22, 2021

  

  I didn’t like it at all… it’s a cousin of Bogart Pour Homme, and that one is a total turn-off for me, way too cloying. At least it only cost me ten bucks, so it’s hardly a loss.

• Pacolete

  June 21, 2022

  

  First time wearing it and it didn’t grab me: it stays glued to the skin. Smells nice, but that’s about it. Reminds me of Caron Pour Homme with lavender and musk, but more synthetic. Strange, because Bogart usually has more punch.