Al Haramain Junoon Noir by Eau De Parfum Spray 2.5 oz / 75 ml

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A lush composition will allow you to discover a new world, experience unusual emotions, remember everything around you and share with other people that very light carelessness and happiness. Please read the full reviews and consider your own needs and preferences before making a purchasing decision.

The main difference was that Dama Bianca had a more present creaminess which added to the smoothness of the fragrance. The atomizer is quite faulty, and makes a weird kettle noise when squirting out uneven pumps of juice. The creamy vanilla sandalwood drydown is very comforting and enduring on the skin, rather like the vanilla in Lira. I've discovered that there are some truly wonderful perfumes that I just don't want to smell on myself, hour after hour, and Junoon Noir is one of them.Read more about the condition New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging is applicable). Would look great with a 50s style swing dress, red lipstick and a smile, but only if the dress was in a bright and playful colour. The top notes of Kumquat and Lime provide a refreshing burst of citrus, while the heart notes of Orris, Violet, Jasmine, and Lily-of-the-Valley add a delicate floral touch. I would also feel amazing wearing this to a job interview: for when I need to believe I’m sharp and put together. A subtle, sparkling scent refreshes the skin of the owner and emphasizes her incredible style, persistent character and incredible charm.

This is not a candy sweet perfume with any synthetic notes by any means, but it’s sweetness is the kind you’re bound to encounter in nature - and it definitely has a sweet element to it.

This is a make up powdery, vanilla, beautiful feminine scent but after at least 10 sprays still doesn't have a crazy sillage that I was expecting, and disappears after a few hours so just a like from me. On first spray I got powder and a hint of citrus and violets and then later the vanilla note emerged.

Here the iris and violet dominate, whereas there it's the rose, but they have a similar creamy, dreamy, sandalwood-powdery base. Sadly I cannot comment on its similarity to Delina cos I am a cheapass who would never pay *that* for a perfume, but I think Junoon Noir is super likable for anyone with a girly,/feminine side. However, I think a certain headache potential is quite possible due to the really strong floral sweetness. When I wore it in the summer I got more of the florals but applying it today I smelled the vanilla quite strongly.I have no idea why the tart, powdery, sweetness almost reminds me of new leather but I want to lick it? I can see the Dama Bianca comparisons, I would say Junoon Noir is a lighter, considerably sweeter, more easygoing interpretation to wear. The almost sleepy, powdery violet is kept lively by the beautiful kumquat - the top note does not fade at all but becomes one with the heart which is difficult to achieve, and something that I usually do not see. Notably, its longevity is impressive, lingering on the skin for extended periods, ensuring its presence is felt throughout the day.

Also, I want to note that I was excited for a lactonic quality "powdered milk" vibe and I am not getting lactonic or milk.

Both are intensely feminine, Junoon noir is of better quality, but I like Junoon slightly more due to Iris being the star of the show. I haven´t smelled Dama Bianca yet and I am not sure if I should get it now, when I have Junoon Noir, as I really like Junoon Noir and I heard there are issues with the longevity/sillage of Dama Bianca, while JN lasts and has very nice sillage. It’s unrefined, harsh, not smooth and soft like Dama Bianca, it’s hard to explain because they kind of smell the same but they are so different, like a cheap version of Dama Bianca, which it is, and you can tell.