La Nuit de L'Homme Yves Saint Laurent 2009 Eau de Toilette
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Indiana Jones and the search for the cardamom-gral
Sadly, I never got to enjoy the vintage version, which will probably be sought out by a post-modern reinterpreted Indiana Jones in a sunken drugstore temple in the latest movie edition in 2071.
Very likely by then, cinema technology will be at the stage where we can not only enjoy excellent picture and sound quality, but smells will also be introduced.
Reviews would then probably be: Historically, the film was not quite correct, since the vintage version was known to have a heavy flacon lid, makes despite dozens of sequels nevertheless still fun, Indy wields the whip even despite the Xth film still skillfully, his scene partners also succumb repeatedly to his charm and at the end gibts again a happy ending, DENNOCH: earlier was definitely more cardamom!
So or so similar..
My first contact with La Nuit took place in 2015 and I can confirm as far as my memory does not deceive me completely: there was definitely more cardamom in the past!
Meanwhile, I am in possession of a new bottle, batch 2020, and must break a lance for the fragrance at this point, whose magic captivated me at the time.
The longevity is good again! At least on my skin it is clearly noticeable for 8 hours, the sillage is also good in the first 2-3 hours.
The top note is from the spiciness but throttled compared to what I claim to have smelled here once, not excessively, but already clearly perceptible.
In the drydown, however, I smell hardly, to no differences from previous batch versions - rather on the contrary, I take here the 2020 version was stronger compared to recent years (2019,18,17).
The powdery, fresh woodiness of the La Nuit DNA has remained the same at its core, and smells no less bad than it used to.
So, in the words of a pirouetting YouTube luminary, to ask the drugstore sales staff, clapping her hands insistently, "Is La Nuit de'l homme still worth it in 2021 ?!"
- In my opinion, yes.
Cardamom enthusiasts will probably disagree with me there, but that's ok. :)
Very likely by then, cinema technology will be at the stage where we can not only enjoy excellent picture and sound quality, but smells will also be introduced.
Reviews would then probably be: Historically, the film was not quite correct, since the vintage version was known to have a heavy flacon lid, makes despite dozens of sequels nevertheless still fun, Indy wields the whip even despite the Xth film still skillfully, his scene partners also succumb repeatedly to his charm and at the end gibts again a happy ending, DENNOCH: earlier was definitely more cardamom!
So or so similar..
My first contact with La Nuit took place in 2015 and I can confirm as far as my memory does not deceive me completely: there was definitely more cardamom in the past!
Meanwhile, I am in possession of a new bottle, batch 2020, and must break a lance for the fragrance at this point, whose magic captivated me at the time.
The longevity is good again! At least on my skin it is clearly noticeable for 8 hours, the sillage is also good in the first 2-3 hours.
The top note is from the spiciness but throttled compared to what I claim to have smelled here once, not excessively, but already clearly perceptible.
In the drydown, however, I smell hardly, to no differences from previous batch versions - rather on the contrary, I take here the 2020 version was stronger compared to recent years (2019,18,17).
The powdery, fresh woodiness of the La Nuit DNA has remained the same at its core, and smells no less bad than it used to.
So, in the words of a pirouetting YouTube luminary, to ask the drugstore sales staff, clapping her hands insistently, "Is La Nuit de'l homme still worth it in 2021 ?!"
- In my opinion, yes.
Cardamom enthusiasts will probably disagree with me there, but that's ok. :)