Or Noir Pascal Morabito (1980)

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8.0 / 10 58 Ratings

Or Noir is a popular perfume by Pascal Morabito for women and was released in 1980. The scent is floral-spicy. It is being marketed by New Deal.

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Perfumer

Sébastien Martin

Fragrance Notes

Top Notes	Aldehydes, Bergamot, Neroli, Mandarin, Clary sage
Heart Notes	Jasmine, Lily-of-the-valley, May rose, Lilac, Iris
Base Notes	Cedar, Vetiver, Sandalwood, Musk, Ambergris, Oakmoss

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Scent

8.0 (58 Ratings)

Longevity

8.0 (43 Ratings)

Sillage

7.5 (46 Ratings)

Bottle

7.9 (51 Ratings)

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02/12/2015

9.0/10

Fanny
62 Reviews

Fanny

2

Lush lush lush...

(Vintage version)

Sometimes a heavy perfume works extremely well in warmer days. In winter this is a bit too saucy and oppressive for me, though I love overwhelming scents, like Cuir Mauresque for example or Cedre de Lutens; heavy hitters, but in summertime they are surprisingly 'clean' and crisp!

All I have is a mini, and I guard it like a treasure.
The notes speak for itself: a Must Try.

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02/11/2015

7.5 7.5 10.0 3.0/10

Gold
468 Reviews

Gold

Reformulated old-school chypre

Review of the 2013 formula:
This used to be great perfume, but imho reformulation ruined it. What I smell today is a copy of Avon's (also reformulated) "Timeless"-fragrance. (Please note that I'm writing this as a lover of chypres). "Or Noir" takes us on a journey through gardens of iris and jasmine, narcissus and patchouli and could be a classic, beautiful French perfume, but the basic melody has been changed and swapped for some artificial and utterly unpleasant mystery of aromachemicals. What emerges is a cloying and "dusty" fragrance, old-fashioned in a bad way.

02/08/2013

10.0 10.0/10

TeaWithMilk
27 Reviews

TeaWithMilk

2

Modern Take On Classic Style

Or Noir is crafted in the style of traditional French perfume. It reminds me of old perfumes like My Sin and Chanel No. 22. But I honestly think Or Noir is better. It's white flowers (I detect jasmine and gardenia) atop a rich and dark base. The base is velvety black--like the dark heart of a forest full of mossy trees. Cloves and cinnamon seem to add a dry dustiness rather than causing the perfume to be spicy. I personally think this perfume is grossly underrated. I have two bottles.

The bottle for the EdP is completely different from the parfum. It's more like the bottle for Coco Mademoiselle--tall, narrow, rectangular. Very chic.

SUMMARY: Lions and tigers and bears, oh my!