Lalique Encre Noire

And so with all of that said, my final verdict is on cren noir by Lalique still worth it in the year 2020. And the answer to that question is a resoun...

This relatively new offer from the house gets me excited for Lutens' new fragrances again. ​. * Lalique Encre Noire: 4/5 The questions remain if technically a smoke and incense fragrance. I like it a lots.

There are many very good things about Encre Noire, but I am writing this review to hopefully clear up a lot of the confusion about this fragrance, for people who are thinking about blind purchasing it solely based on the reviews that they are reading of it; which is what I did. Encre Noire is a very...

Lalique Encre Noire. Bogue MAAI. "Puredistance M gave me a Dracula vibe. Formal and butch at the same time with a heavy leather note accompanied by warm spicy notes and flowers.".

I'd never pay $125 retail for this scent, but for the average $33 on Amazon, this gets a solid four stars. I own many fine mens fragrances such as Creed, Guerlain, Tom Ford, Chanel and Bond No. 9 so have a frame of reference to compare. This is just different; not exactly like anything else on store...

**Lalique Encre Noire Á L'EXTREME:** A fragrance of tremendous danger and magnetism. It smells like a 18th century preist turned serial killer. A dark and mysterious woody fragrance that is at the same time powerful and reserved.

I've found this to be a great every day vetiver scent, although the dry down has more Cedar undertones. It's a men's fragrance that can be mysterious at time due to the fact that the cedar and vetiver don't seem to be balanced very well in this one. Interestingly enough I think that's its strength. ...

4711 Eau de Cologne. I use it as a cooling agent spraying after a shower, workout, or being outside in hot weather. Doesn’t last at all (of course), but it’s great for layering too. Spray over Encre Noire if you want to add a bright neroli opening.

I find this cologne pretty difficult to wear. It is very strong and I worry that I will irritate someone with it. It smells kinda like a forest. I think I would recommend it to someone older than me (I'm 21), because it strikes me as a scent for more mature people.

This is, without a doubt, the most sophisticated fruity-floral I have ever tried; it contains none of the usual garishness of overdone pink pepper and fruit gushers and artificial flowers, but conjures a young woman with a peaches-and-cream complexion and softly dimpled arms, drawn to all the classics from Aesop to Homer to Austen. Pear is prominent, rendered sweet and velvety (redolent of poached pears), and then there's a delicate floral bouquet headed by jasmine.