Men
Zara Night Pour Homme II
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Zara Night Pour Homme II by Zara is an aromatic fougère fragrance for men. Launched in 2017, this composition features bergamot and lemon as top notes, lavender in the heart, and amber with cedar in the base. The formula was created by perfumer Olivier Cresp.
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Basically citrus. While it has floral and amber notes, what really stands out is the lemon and bergamot, especially at the start. Later, it loses some strength and settles into a subtle skin scent. Still, for the price, it performs well and is perfect for going out for coffee or attending a daytime meal.
Clearly smells a lot like Invictus. It’s the same as the Zara ones: Seul and Blue Spirit. All three are Invictus clones. Lasts 4 hours and projects well for the first two.
Good fragrance. It resembles Boss Bottled Night, but not as much Invictus or Seoul. Lasts over 6 hours with moderate projection. Given its low price, it’s good quality, especially if you grab it in a pack with NPH III. I personally prefer Zara scents like Vibrant Leather, 9.0, or Seoul, but as they say, tastes are tastes; this is by no means bad.
I love it. My partner wears it during the day and it suits him perfectly. It’s a woody, very masculine, fresh, and clean fragrance. It has an energetic character.
It’s rich but not spectacular; worth it for daily wear. Does its job without standing out too much. Ideal for spring and daytime, though its versatility makes it valid for any time of day. Being synthetic is noticeable, but for the price, it’s fine. Lasts 3-5 hours: projects strongly for the first two, then stays close to the skin. Note: I have very dry skin.
Un unbeatable price-to-quality ratio. Smells like Invictus and Bottled Night. A powerful and delicious scent with moderate longevity and sillage.
It’s identical to Paco Rabanne’s Invictus, things being what they are, I bought it blind and I’m not regretting it, but I already had Invictus so I’ll keep this until I finish the last one. Longevity on skin is the usual for Zara, 3-5 hours at most, with moderate to low sillage, being generous with the sprays. With this I don’t mean it’s bad, on the contrary, it’s a very good fragrance and I recommend buying it, but keeping in mind it’s not one of the best from the Zara house.
Although it’s a Night Parfum made for evening, it works very well during the day. The scent lasts thanks to the amber and lavender; it’s very long-lasting, over 6 hours with that charming scent, a little sweet but not tiring, pleasant and above all masculine. On clothes, it’s a delight and lasts more than 24 hours. I just need to try it at night, but it will surely be a delight, and if you want to feel better, it helps that it’s not too cold. It’s a fragrance that pays off at 30 or older.
To me, this fragrance has nothing special about it, nor does it stand out at all. It smells like that generic scent shared by many of Zara’s offerings, as lately almost all of them smell like Invictus. It’s a decent fragrance for what you pay, suitable for daily use.
It doesn’t remind me much of Invictus. It does have a sweet touch, but it’s not a direct inspiration from that, and I haven’t tried the Boss Bottle yet. Today, after several days of testing in heat, exercise, and cold, I’m giving my verdict. The opening is slightly sharp but pleasant; it projects for about an hour and a half, maybe two, then settles into a rich skin scent. It’s always masculine, even with a slight floral or sweet undertone. I define it across three scenarios: Morning at the office—the scent is incredible, it doesn’t bother anyone, I smell great, and it has a masculine tone; my colleague invited me out and gave me a compliment. Date at a sophisticated restaurant or a quiet, intimate bar for conversation; it gets closer and you smell it, intensity drops but it works like a magnet. If something extraordinary happens, it stays soft on your skin and you’ll smell amazing. Very versatile if you know how to adapt it. Longevity: 4-5 hours. Projection: 1.5 – 2 hours. Price: Crazy, 250 for the 80ml pack with the Summer version. My rating: 8. Give it a chance, you’ll get hooked, maybe not immediately, but ultimately it needs to be tried.
Does it sound like Invictus? Yes, 100%. I grabbed it in a pack with Night III without expecting much because it’s not my style, and I loved it. Right out of the bottle, it smells very much like Invictus, but as it dries down, it reminds me of Intense with a sweet touch, sharper but not strong, wrapped in lavender that gives it freshness. I noticed something that made me hesitate: pepper or cedar? That confuses me a bit. It doesn’t project much, but it leaves a trail when you move that is noticeable for hours, then it sticks to the skin for a while longer. For the price, I totally recommend it, though I insist: it’s not my usual scent.
It doesn’t smell much like Invictus; it has a sweet touch but it’s not a copy, and I haven’t tried the Boss Bottle yet. After several days of testing in heat, exercise, and cold, I have a verdict. The opening is a bit sharp but pleasant, lasting about 1.5 to 2 hours at most, then it settles into a rich skin scent. It’s always masculine, though with a floral or slightly sweet nuance. I’ve tested it in three scenarios: in the morning at the office, the scent is incredible, it doesn’t bother anyone, I smell great with a masculine tone; my coworker invited me out and gave me a compliment. For dinner or a quiet drink at a sophisticated restaurant or intimate bar to chat, let her come closer or you go to her and let her smell you; the perfume drops in intensity but it’s a great magnet. If something extraordinary happens on that date, the fragrance on your skin stays soft but works, and you’ll smell amazing. Very versatile if you know how to adapt it. Longevity: 4-5 hours. Projection: 1.5-2 hours. Price: Insane, $250 for the 80ml pack with the Summer version. My rating: 8. Give it a chance, you’ll definitely get hooked, maybe not immediately, but ultimately it needs to be tried.
The Winter version is identical, exact. I bought the pack with Zara Night II and its Winter version, and it was a rip-off because they smell the same.
This is one of the worst fragrances I’ve ever tried; it gave me nausea and I had to gift it away. I tolerate Invictus, even though it sounds very synthetic, but this has nothing to do with the Paco Rabanne one.
I got this with the pack featuring Zara Night Pour Homme III. It’s a pleasant smell, but it doesn’t have the surprising performance of that other one. Still, at $8 here, it’s more than enough for daily use.
If you’re thinking of buying Invictus, give it some thought because this Night version is very similar, unless you have a trained nose. The price is unbeatable, especially if you grab it with its sister, III, another Zara gem. What it loses in projection and longevity compared to Invictus (which isn’t much, by the way), you make up for by reapplying it, since it doesn’t hurt your wallet to do so every 4 or 5 hours. The downside: I’ve heard the 2021 batch lasts a breath, at most an hour. So it’s up to you whether to take the risk, keep in mind that Zara doesn’t accept returns.
What an amazing perfume! I gifted it to my partner and absolutely love it: it’s super attractive and seductive thanks to the aromatic blend of wood and citrus that I adore in a man. On my skin, it lasts about 6 hours. At first, straight from the bottle, the citrus with lavender and cedar might seem strong, but as it dries down, the amber with tonka bean softens it, creating a perfect combo with the skin (very tempting) that adds warmth without losing that initial freshness. It’s a captivating scent, ideal for dinners or night events. It has everything masculine without being rough, and that fresh modern touch ensures you don’t go unnoticed. Very happy with this Zara find.
What an awesome perfume! My partner got it as a gift recently. The scent seems very attractive and seductive to me; it has that aromatic mix of wood and citrus that I love smelling in a man. It lasts 6 hours on skin based on my experience. From the bottle, the citrus with lavender and cedar can seem a bit intense, but as it dries down, the amber and tonka bean polish it, matching the skin perfectly (super tempting), adding warmth without losing that initial freshness. I find it a captivating scent, ideal for dinners or evening events. It has all the necessary masculinity without being rough, and that touch of modern aromatic freshness ensures you don’t go unnoticed. Very happy to have discovered it.
Spectacular fragrance! Although its notes aren’t the most original compared to niche perfumes, this Zara gem is a compliment magnet and a pure joy to wear. My wedding was in December 2022, so since January I’ve been searching for the perfect scent for my fiancée (now my wife) without her knowing, hoping to confirm my choice based on her reactions. Every time I visited, she’d try something new. I tested Aqua di Gio Profumo: zero reaction. Armani Code: nothing. Bvlgari Man in Black: positive reaction but she doubted if I’d smoked. Jean Paul Gaultier Le Beau: nada. I tried Blue de Chanel EDP, several Mont Blancs, two or three Diors, and almost every famous recommendation. Then one day, I casually wore my everyday fragrance, with no special intentions, thinking it was just routine and unremarkable… and her reaction was the best of my life. She literally wouldn’t stop hugging me and smelling me as if it were addictive. I married Zara Night Pour Homme Night II. She told me she’d never heard a man smell so sexy that day and insisted I wear it always. That’s when I knew that neither brand nor price guarantees a good reaction. Neither my wife’s nose nor mine are trained in notes, but with this one, you can’t go wrong. Without a doubt, it’s the one that has earned me the most compliments from both men and women, and the one I enjoy the most myself.
Spectacular fragrance! Although its notes aren’t the most original like in niche perfumes, this Zara gem is a compliment bomb and pure self-pleasure when smelling so good. Story: My wedding was in December 2022, so since January I was searching for the perfect perfume for my fiancée (now wife) without her noticing. Every time I visited, I’d try something new waiting for her reaction. I tested Aqua di Gio Profumo, Armani Code, Bvlgari Man in Black, Jean Paul Gaultier Le Beau, Blue de Chanel EDP, several Mont Blancs, Dior… almost all the famous and promising ones. Until one day I casually used my daily fragrance, without any special intentions, as it was my habit and had no spark. Her reaction was the most positive of my life: she wouldn’t stop hugging me and smelling me as if it were addictive. I married Zara Night Pour Homme Night II. She told me she’d never smelled anyone so sexy and to always wear it. That’s when I knew that neither brand nor price guarantees a good reaction. My wife and I don’t have trained noses, but with this perfume you can’t go wrong. Without a doubt, it’s the one that has given me the most compliments and the one I enjoy the most myself.
I’ve tried it many times at Zara, and the only reason I haven’t bought it is that, while exquisite, it’s generic. It doesn’t stand out or grab attention, but it does make you smell good. It’s for everyday wear, for emptying bottles. Highly recommended for its value; it’s a safe bet, excellent longevity and projection.
I don’t know what they see in Invictus with this perfume. It’s a rich, masculine, and versatile aroma. It’s one of those that makes women say: ‘smells like a handsome man.’ It doesn’t last long and projects little, but it’s very affordable and reapplying doesn’t hurt. Citrus and fresh opening with lavender that adds masculinity and cleanliness. Some base woods that give it body. A good option when the wallet hurts.
I don’t know what they see in Invictus with this perfume. It’s a very rich, very masculine, and very versatile scent. It’s one of those that women say when they smell it: “smells like a cute guy.” It doesn’t last long and projects little, but it’s very affordable and reapplying doesn’t hurt. Citrus and fresh opening, with lavender adding masculinity and cleanliness. It has some heavier wood or base notes that support and give it body. A good option when your wallet is hurting.
I think this is a very masculine and quite generic fragrance, with spiced bergamot, it doesn’t do anything for me. It’s just another citrus-amber scent, projects little and doesn’t last long, but it’s decent for the price.
Invictus water.
Generic, low-quality perfume that smells very much like insecticide. I use it as a room spray; it came with Night 3, which is definitely worth it.
A mild scent lacking punch, but it’s inspired by blue fragrances and reminds me a bit of YSL Y EDP. The sillage is light and longevity is weak to moderate. I wear it in the morning for the office. I wouldn’t use it at night due to its low projection; you might get lost in the crowd.
Totally generic, but you can’t ask for more at this price point. It lasts me about 4 hours with literally 30 minutes of projection. You have to bathe in the perfume for people to smell it, but I love it and consider it an excellent value for money. Smells clean and aromatic. AMAZING DEAL.
I bought it as part of the pack with Night Pour Homme III (that one is actually good), but on its own, it feels very generic. The longevity and sillage are mild. I use it for everyday wear and going to work. In my opinion, it has nothing to do with Boss Bottled Night. It’s fine for all year round.
Smells like insecticide.
Fresh aroma, like a moisturizing cream, perfect for summer. It doesn’t project much, but if you apply it a few times, suddenly it smells rich and delicious—citrusy and sweet, and it definitely turns heads. Excellent price-to-quality ratio; Zara knows what they’re doing.
I bought this at Zara and was pleasantly surprised. People say it’s a dupe for Invictus, and yes, it shares the DNA, but it’s not exactly the same. I see it more as a flanker: more mature and darker than Invictus, without that sticky vibe everyone mentions. Performance is just okay. It smells great, and if it lasted longer, it would be incredible. It lasts about 5 hours on skin and 7-8 on clothes. Projection is low, but for the price, you get great value from the sprayer (about 10-12 sprays and it projects about 5 feet). I don’t get all the hate; it’s actually quite good and gets a lot of compliments. Cheers.
Amazing scent, perfect for any hot weather situation. Projection and longevity are moderate to low, but I keep reapplying it because the price-to-quantity ratio is unbeatable. Scent: 9.5, Longevity: 6.2, Projection: 5.
Very clear blue fragrance, versatile and well-crafted, but weak projection and short-lasting. A good masculine scent, but true to Zara’s usual habit: it doesn’t last long. I went through two bottles because I overapplied it to try and catch it (2 hours pushing it). I see it as a 70-30 mix between Invictus and Y EDP by Yves Saint Laurent. I love it; it would be my signature if it projected and lasted longer. In Mexico, prices skyrocketed: the Night Homme 2 and 3 pack used to cost $550 and is now $750. At that price, I wouldn’t buy them unless you’re obsessed with the smell, because at that price point, there are Arabic options with better longevity. Hope to find it or something similar that lasts longer. The purchase is up to the reader.
Hey, I saw reviews suggesting using it as a room freshener, but I didn’t see the point and use it in the shower instead. It smells terribly synthetic, like insecticide. It’s not a bad scent, but the longevity is very poor. Glad I only paid 20€. Always test before buying. Cheers.
Dark blue for night out in mild climates. Lasts short, need to reapply. The scent is rich, with hints of Invictus, Hawas Ice, and Adolfo Domínguez’s Black Amber, but it has its own personality. Great value. Poor longevity, about 3 hours, good enough for a quick out-and-back. To score with girls, you need another buddy, unless you’ve got the girl ready… hehe.
I’m a regular user, not an expert. It smells very much like Invictus; that DNA is latent. It’s not original, but it takes a sweeter, less aquatic turn—excellent value. It’s versatile, innocent, boring, but it delivers. Easy to like, lots of compliments. Comes in a pack with Zara Night III and they complement each other perfectly.
Pretty bad. It literally saves you a few minutes, but it lasts very little.
All Zara perfumes are the same: super synthetic formula. My sister wears a millennial one and it ruins my day. They must have run out of stock on Puig/Zara, and now everything smells sad. Sorry to those who like it; my goal is to share what people with careers and experience tell me, not YouTubers selling to their aunties.
Perfect for a solo patio wine session. I spray it on my arm and think, ‘tomorrow another one, this one doesn’t even cut it.’ But it’s rich. Worth it with the III, the real deal. Patagonian greetings.