Top Notes 
Raspberry
Watermelon
Wild berries
Heart Notes 
Orange blossom
Jasmine
Rose
Base Notes 
Musk
Sugar
Vanilla
Woods
10/14/2024
Missk
1357 Reviews
Missk
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Candied Berries and Creamy Florals
Out of all the Princess flankers released so far, Princess Night would have to be my favourite. It's sweet and fruity without making me nauseous. It has also been composed relatively well.
I'm not a huge fan of the bottle design. The heavily glittered bottle only reminds me of a foot exfoliator, and is rough to the touch. The juice inside is much more attractive. I would agree that this fragrance has enough depth to be worn as a night-time scent.
Princess Night opens with luscious raspberry, candied red berries and creamy florals. It's a surprisingly warm scent with a hint of maturity. Despite the berry top notes, this flanker isn't necessarily what I'd call a fruity fragrance. Let's put it this way, it is nothing like Preppy Princess or Glam Princess.
The vanilla accord in the heart and drydown tends to ground the composition. This results in a smooth, sensual and delicious scent. It seems appropriate for almost any age, with the woodsy drydown making Princess Night the least juvenile from the Princess range.
I find Princess Night to be an easy crowd pleaser. I'm actually hoping that this fragrance will not be a short-lived limited edition. It may not be a particularly outstanding fragrance, but it is extremely likable. I think it has every chance of becoming just as popular as the original Princess.
The longevity is better than average, and the projection certainly impressed me. I would recommend Princess Night for wear during the cooler weather, or whilst hitting the town, as the name implies.
Original review written: April 2013.
I'm not a huge fan of the bottle design. The heavily glittered bottle only reminds me of a foot exfoliator, and is rough to the touch. The juice inside is much more attractive. I would agree that this fragrance has enough depth to be worn as a night-time scent.
Princess Night opens with luscious raspberry, candied red berries and creamy florals. It's a surprisingly warm scent with a hint of maturity. Despite the berry top notes, this flanker isn't necessarily what I'd call a fruity fragrance. Let's put it this way, it is nothing like Preppy Princess or Glam Princess.
The vanilla accord in the heart and drydown tends to ground the composition. This results in a smooth, sensual and delicious scent. It seems appropriate for almost any age, with the woodsy drydown making Princess Night the least juvenile from the Princess range.
I find Princess Night to be an easy crowd pleaser. I'm actually hoping that this fragrance will not be a short-lived limited edition. It may not be a particularly outstanding fragrance, but it is extremely likable. I think it has every chance of becoming just as popular as the original Princess.
The longevity is better than average, and the projection certainly impressed me. I would recommend Princess Night for wear during the cooler weather, or whilst hitting the town, as the name implies.
Original review written: April 2013.
