~ Inspiration ~
Having tested several perfumes from Lolita Lempicka (which somehow intrigue me), "Eau de Minuit - Midnight Fragrance 2012" also made it onto my wishlist.
~ Bottle ~
The typical shape of an enchanted apple has been retained here as well - fitting the name in a deep dark blue-black with golden lettering.
~ Scent ~
Upon application, the familiar Lolita Lempicka character immediately fills my nose. Powdery iris blossoms combine with oriental, smoky myrrh. A slightly bitter licorice (sweet wood) is gently caressed by jasmine flowers. Vanilla provides a warm, creamy finish. I also detect a sweet cherry note, which is not listed.
~ Longevity ~
On my skin, it lasts around 6-7 hours (even a bit longer on clothing and hair). A few sprays are sufficient; otherwise, it becomes too dry and piercing for me.
~ Occasion ~
A charming scent for the colder days and evenings in autumn and winter (it would be too overpowering for the office).
~ Conclusion ~
I am fascinated by these "magical" scents from Lolita Lempicka and I enjoy smelling my samples again and again. Unfortunately, I am bothered here - as so often - by the dusty-dry and slightly smoky component.