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Today it's about a perfume that already promises a lot with its name and it comes from one of my top 5 niche brands, namely Maison Francis Kurkdjian, which always convince with their beautiful DNAs and above all with their brutal performance. The Baccarat Rouge 540 or the Oud satin Mood are very well known but I introduce you to another fragrance and it is in my opinion together with the OSM my favorite fragrance from Mfk. Do you already know which perfume it is?
It's of course Grand Soir which translates as big evening and in my opinion it's a very good fragrance if you like sweet scents. It's not as sweet as. The Althair and it is much more sophisticated in my opinion. The fragrance starts with a light vanilla together with a floral citrus note. I think the beginning is ok, but the longer the fragrance is on the skin the better and more vanilla. At the end it is just a beautiful vanilla that I really like. Also the performance is very good as the fragrance lasts over 12 hours and also projects very well. The only thing that is not perfect is the price, because you pay 175 euros for the 70 milliliters but I think that's ok for what you get
Overall, the Grand Soir by Maison Francis Kurkdjian gets a 9.0 and if you like sweet, noble fragrances then you should buy The Grand Soir.

Many other niche enthusiasts say that this perfume is far too mainstream for a niche fragrance, but I don't say that because my criteria for a good perfume is of course the DNA, then the performance and of course the price, the packaging and the bottle, regardless of whether it's a niche, designer or drugstore fragrance. The fragrance I am presenting today fulfills every criterion and is therefore my current favorite niche fragrance. It's about the relatively new release from Parfums de Marly den Althair and I'll tell you why I think the fragrance is so fantastic
You know I like sweet scents and it doesn't get much sweeter with natural ingredients. The fragrance starts with a huge amount of cinnamon and a light citrus note, but over time the scent becomes even sweeter with a beautiful vanilla and finally it is rounded off with a sweet woody note but even then you can still smell cinnamon and vanilla. I just love the sweet DNA of the fragrance and although it could also be a designer, the quality is just brilliant. The longevity and silage are also good. If you like sweet fragrances and are willing to pay 250 euros for 125 milliliters, this is the best fragrance you can get.
Overall, the fragrance gets a 9.5 out of 10 and I am very happy that I got the Althair as a 1.5 milliliter sample at Oberpollinger.

Many say this perfume is the best entry-level niche fragrance and it comes from a perfume brand that is known for its very mainstream DNAs that everyone feels like they like and that's why Parfums de Marly has the best entry-level niche fragrances but what fragrance is it and why is Parfums de Marly my favorite niche house together with Xerjoff?
It's Parfums de Marly Layton and I'm very happy to have received a 1.5 milliliter sample of it in Munich because it's very gourmand and therefore completely my cup of tea. When you spray it on, you smell a sweet apple with a lavender note. It gets sweeter and sweeter over time and I think it becomes really vanilla-like, similar to PDM Althair. The fragrance has the usual PDM quality with a beautiful bottle with a very heavy lid and the performance is also good. For the entry into the niche, the fragrance is perfect because you pay 250 euros for the 125 ml which is ok from my point of view and the quality you get is very good, similar to Xerjoff.
Overall, the Parfums de Marly Layton gets a 9.0 out of 10 and is therefore a very good fragrance.

This perfume is a masterpiece in my opinion and I think it is the best sweet amber fragrance I have tested so far. The most surprising thing is that the fragrance is not from a niche brand like Xerjoff but from a designer house. Of course, we are talking about Ambre Nuit from the Dior Privée line, which costs 265 euros for the 125 ml, but how good is the fragrance really?
The Ambre Nuit starts with a noble rose with a citric note and the rose note actually remains the whole time, except that after a while the fragrance becomes deliciously gourmand, with amber and a slight woody note. Of course, the perfume doesn't last long, but I think the DNA is just so good that the performance doesn't matter
Overall, Ambre Nuit gets a 9.0 and is simply a masterpiece for me and that's why I'm really happy to have a 7.5 milliliter miniature of this fragrance, which I've already put to good use.

This perfume is one of the most hyped perfumes from my favorite niche house Xerjoff and rightly so because it not only has a very nice packaging but also the fragrance can do a lot because it is from a citrusy note to a very sweet honey gourmand note. Of course it's about the favorite perfume of Shindy and the Fragrancedawg, the Xerjoff Naxos.
When you spray the fragrance on you get a strong citrusy note along with a lavender note but the scent is not freshy. Over time, the scent goes in a gourmand direction as a strong honey note is added. At this point, the fragrance smelled like a very high quality honey soap to me. Finally, there is a tabac note that rounds off the perfume really nicely. The fragrance not only convinces with its great DNA but also with its bombastic longevity and good silage. In addition, the packaging from Xerjoff is unbeatable because for the price of 245 euros for the 100 milliliters you can't get anything better. The fragrance gets a 9.0 from me as an overall package