Top Notes 
Plum
Dragon fruit
Starfruit
Heart Notes 
Black tulip
Peony
Base Notes 
Sandalwood
Amber
Patchouli
06/22/2023
DogiCoco
621 Reviews
DogiCoco
2
Poor underrated fragrance! I like you!
Ahh, this is so underrated on here, I feel bad for it.
I bought a small bottle 6 years ago and have been trying to empty it for a while, and I got to admit that I have many better perfumes and rarely reach for this one. But in my opinion Midnight Heat is still in the upper third or quarter compared to other drugstore fragrances and certainly Beyonce's best release.
At first it's very fruity with a noticeable, but not overwhelming dose of patchouli. And the fruits have a green note to them - I can really pick out the starfruit, never would have thought that, and the plum smells like fresh, slighty unripe yellow plum pulp. The choice of fruits is refreshing and original, not as overused as berries or classic citrus and not cloyingly sweet.
Later the fragrance dries down to a warm blend of patch and amber with a hint of fruit clinging on to it, which is not exactly surprising for a typical 2010s fruitchouli.
All in all this a nice scent. It won't be confused with something high-end, but it's very pleasant. I use it mostly in summer, and contrary to the name, I find it perfectly daytime appropriate.
I bought a small bottle 6 years ago and have been trying to empty it for a while, and I got to admit that I have many better perfumes and rarely reach for this one. But in my opinion Midnight Heat is still in the upper third or quarter compared to other drugstore fragrances and certainly Beyonce's best release.
At first it's very fruity with a noticeable, but not overwhelming dose of patchouli. And the fruits have a green note to them - I can really pick out the starfruit, never would have thought that, and the plum smells like fresh, slighty unripe yellow plum pulp. The choice of fruits is refreshing and original, not as overused as berries or classic citrus and not cloyingly sweet.
Later the fragrance dries down to a warm blend of patch and amber with a hint of fruit clinging on to it, which is not exactly surprising for a typical 2010s fruitchouli.
All in all this a nice scent. It won't be confused with something high-end, but it's very pleasant. I use it mostly in summer, and contrary to the name, I find it perfectly daytime appropriate.
