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Noir de Noir de Montale
I must confess, up to now I have not really been a big fan of Montale. I've often come across a lot of loudness in the fragrances I don't like. There is one flacon design that I don't like that much. And there were a total of four scents tested so far, none of which I really liked. Now the opportunity arose to test Sensual Instinct and I thought to myself: Come give them another chance. After all, the ingredients list contains scents that I all appreciate.
What can I say - I am extremely positively surprised and even a little enthusiastic. I spray it on and there it sounds. First briefly diffuse and then very clearly: Tom Ford's "Noir de Noir". I consider this classic from the Private Blend series to be a wonderful, desirable fragrance, which is also in my collection. Sadly, sadly, sadly, sadly, on my skin, it is usually that decisive bit too flowery-sweet and thus a touch too feminine for me, which is why the occasions when I wear it are really rare.
But the Montale, although it does a lot of things similar to the Tom Ford, again seems a touch less flowery-sweet. There is the rose, which, although present in its beauty, is not too much in the foreground. Together with the resinous-sweet flowing amber note, the fragrance gets something incredibly smooth, but not too sweet.
And so I think Sensual Instinct is the more usable version of Noir de Noir for men. Whoever likes the latter should give Sensual Instinct a chance. And you lovely ladies should do so anyway. All because of the price discrepancy between the two fragrances.
Apart from that I consider Sensual Instinct a beautiful, successful scent for going out or for primarily evening leisure or festive occasions. Since it naturally lacks lightness, it is not necessarily a candidate for the summer, especially during the day. Sillage and durability are remarkable. This in turn speaks for him as a night out and less as an office fragrance. But yes, this is a Montale that gets a big like from me
What can I say - I am extremely positively surprised and even a little enthusiastic. I spray it on and there it sounds. First briefly diffuse and then very clearly: Tom Ford's "Noir de Noir". I consider this classic from the Private Blend series to be a wonderful, desirable fragrance, which is also in my collection. Sadly, sadly, sadly, sadly, on my skin, it is usually that decisive bit too flowery-sweet and thus a touch too feminine for me, which is why the occasions when I wear it are really rare.
But the Montale, although it does a lot of things similar to the Tom Ford, again seems a touch less flowery-sweet. There is the rose, which, although present in its beauty, is not too much in the foreground. Together with the resinous-sweet flowing amber note, the fragrance gets something incredibly smooth, but not too sweet.
And so I think Sensual Instinct is the more usable version of Noir de Noir for men. Whoever likes the latter should give Sensual Instinct a chance. And you lovely ladies should do so anyway. All because of the price discrepancy between the two fragrances.
Apart from that I consider Sensual Instinct a beautiful, successful scent for going out or for primarily evening leisure or festive occasions. Since it naturally lacks lightness, it is not necessarily a candidate for the summer, especially during the day. Sillage and durability are remarkable. This in turn speaks for him as a night out and less as an office fragrance. But yes, this is a Montale that gets a big like from me
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