Lalique Encre Noire Eau de Toilette

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Masculine and full of personality, Lalique's Encre Noir eau de parfum is a hymn to vetiver and a praise to modernity.

I'll stick to the original after this bottle is gone but it's worth a try if it sounds interesting to you. If you select the note ‘ vetiver‘ in Bois de Jasmin’s Find a Perfume feature, you’ll find around 20 reviews of perfumes sharing this earthy, woody leitmotif. Projection, longevity on my skin was exactly as you can find in many of the reviews, but suddenly the perfume started to underperform? Update- after a couple weeks- it is growing on me- The dry down is where it shines and the hints of Orris/ Iris.You can choose from a one-month rolling subscription or benefit from a discount by taking up a longer commitment. If Blue de Channel is like a beautiful photo of a landscape, The Encre Noire series are like a Picasso painting - they are not meant to be pleasing for the masses and that's ok. If Ombre Noir is the exciting romantic beginnings, then A L'Extreme is the long weeks after the affair. My only regret is that didn’t have this have one sooner to wear while mourning lost loves as I wonder the damp evening streets alone after an early autumn snow.

The presence of Orris provides a powdery characteristic, finishing off with sandalwood and patchouli. This time the vetiver is soft and calming, a smooth smokiness that intends to lure you into the darkness – and we’d advise you follow.Smells a lot like olibanum (frankincense) that hasn't been burned, of course along with vetiver and incense that remain from the opening. The feminine version does nothing for me though, it’s not at all a Noir, Encre Blanc would have been a better name, I think. Lalique Encre Noire Pour Homme includes notes of cypress, vetiver Bourbon, vetiver Haiti, woods, and musk. Had 2 bottles of it (2015, 2016), and was recently testing newer batch (2022) and I learned my lesson. I expected to love this fragrance due to the description and almost universally rave reviews everywhere I read about it.