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06/26/2018
Morpheus1
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Morpheus1
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The spicy Italian with a preference for chocolate
Due to the lack of comments on this fragrance, I dare to first.
It is an offshoot of the normal Blv pour Homme.
I had the opportunity to test the Blv pour Homme in Italy so that I could compare the two scents.
Both variants have already been discontinued, but the normal Blv pour Homme can be bought in almost every perfumery in Italy, which surprised me a bit. I didn't see the Notte, as so often with flankers or spin-offs of classics that disappear rather quickly, the Notte is now hard to find.
Now to the scents themselves:
The normal Blv pour Homme is a clean man, fresh-spicy almost soapy, like freshly washed laundry or hands. It is very light, even after 5 sprays a weak Sillage and only close to the body perceptible. That's why I didn't buy it, because I like the Notte better.
The Blv Notte pour Homme has almost the same fragrances, but differs significantly in its dark chocolate. The spices and ginger are present as a heart note throughout. The chocolaty sweetness makes the fragrance unique in combination with ginger and spices. That's what turns out the scent. I don't know any smell like it. The cleanliness of the fragrance cannot be denied here either, a fresh wash breeze note is always noticeable in the background. According to Pyramide, woods are also available, but chocolate does not let them come to the fore, I don't notice them either.
Although the Sillage is discreet, it gives off the scents in batches and is stronger than the Blv pour Homme.
3-4 hours in the evening to go out it is a very tasty, almost seductive scent for the (not only Italian) cultivated gentleman, who likes discreet sweet scents but also attaches importance to cleanliness.
The whole day e.g. at work he becomes too much at some point.
In summary a very good, fresh-sweet-chocolaty-spice scent, which you don't smell at every corner and which is already rare.
It is an offshoot of the normal Blv pour Homme.
I had the opportunity to test the Blv pour Homme in Italy so that I could compare the two scents.
Both variants have already been discontinued, but the normal Blv pour Homme can be bought in almost every perfumery in Italy, which surprised me a bit. I didn't see the Notte, as so often with flankers or spin-offs of classics that disappear rather quickly, the Notte is now hard to find.
Now to the scents themselves:
The normal Blv pour Homme is a clean man, fresh-spicy almost soapy, like freshly washed laundry or hands. It is very light, even after 5 sprays a weak Sillage and only close to the body perceptible. That's why I didn't buy it, because I like the Notte better.
The Blv Notte pour Homme has almost the same fragrances, but differs significantly in its dark chocolate. The spices and ginger are present as a heart note throughout. The chocolaty sweetness makes the fragrance unique in combination with ginger and spices. That's what turns out the scent. I don't know any smell like it. The cleanliness of the fragrance cannot be denied here either, a fresh wash breeze note is always noticeable in the background. According to Pyramide, woods are also available, but chocolate does not let them come to the fore, I don't notice them either.
Although the Sillage is discreet, it gives off the scents in batches and is stronger than the Blv pour Homme.
3-4 hours in the evening to go out it is a very tasty, almost seductive scent for the (not only Italian) cultivated gentleman, who likes discreet sweet scents but also attaches importance to cleanliness.
The whole day e.g. at work he becomes too much at some point.
In summary a very good, fresh-sweet-chocolaty-spice scent, which you don't smell at every corner and which is already rare.
Sejano
