TimBerlin80

Now I have to write something about this too. I have the impression that there are really many people here who have no idea about fragrances. Sorry that I have to say that. But it is so. I even have the impression that here just like to jump on the train of the previous speaker on it, just to say something.

The old La Nuit batch, I'm talking 2011, really has very little to do with this fragrance. The durability and eroticism was untouchable back then. For me personally, the hottest men's fragrance ever. But since the spirits are divided anyway.

Only now people write here, he is back. No, he is not. This fragrance is similar, and then this Blue, like all other YSL fragrances, sinks into oblivion after a short time.

The La Nuit 2011 smelled with me 24 hours on the wrist, without only approaching to become weak.

It is now with some houses the fad to water down the fragrances of yesteryear. Logical consequence, I no longer buy it.

Have fun with this fragrance, but to my old love he really does not come at all

I went with a colleague today to do a scent test. Once on my wrist as well as paper strips. The Zara is an absolute weapon after about 10 minutes. Much more durable and round than the original. That is enormous. In the past, the original lasted much longer. So Zara really knocked one out. Totally underrated. The scent smells noble and fresh