iambo – 2022-06-20:

3 out of 5

Oh, this is heavenly! It’s like walking through a field of flowers – THIS is actual daffodil. Fleeting, but oh so natural smelling. Like the country, or a suburban town or a florist. I always used to catch the bus home from school and the bus stop I went to had a large amount of daffodils – I always used to smell these, it’s like this!

Ditc – 2022-06-20:

4 out of 5

Tears! Tears stream my face at the agonizing prospect of possibly never getting my hands on another bottle of this beauty!! It’s SO not fair. Really contemplating starting a petition then submitting that outcry to Tom Ford! ….. does anyone know of a dupe? I WILL somehow continue wearing this scent even if I have to start a perfume company and formulate one myself!!
I’m sad. Please relaunch. Also any takers to this petition idea? I am not joking. Lol.

ass12 – 2022-06-20:

4 out of 5

WOMAN IN ORANGE HAT BY PICASSO 1930

LAstkAs Z – 2022-06-20:

5 out of 5

this one is very un-like me (a gourmand nut 85% of the time) but I love it.
the words that come to mind are heady, mind-blowingly sensual, intoxicating, intense, bold, yet… immensely elegant. This is strange, because I don’t generally think of powerhouses as being elegant… that word tends to be paired with subtlety, but it fits nicely in the description of this fragrance.
it’s richness is almost like a syrup, to the extent where I’m almost surprised that it’s a liquid- but there is nothing brash about it, at all. Maybe this is where the genius is???
the “de nuit” part is totally correct, I would not wear this in the daytime unless you’re spending the whole day in a bedroom that is dripping in the best silk and velvet, all in deep, deep colours- not alone of course.
I think this one would be hard to pull off for anyone under 30… that’s just my opinion though, no offense to those who love it and are younger. I just think that this opaqueness would perhaps better suit someone who’s “solid”. Does this make sense? Mature, confident, and of course, crazy sexy 😉
I’d use this after dark as a “signal” for your intended. it speaks volumes at night. voooo-luuuumes. believe me. it is irresistible. I feel like a slave to it when I wear it, but in the best way..
Grab a bottle if you see it, as it’s getting rarer by the day- even if you don’t like it, I’m sure the people who are searching for it will be glad to buy it from you
really and truly, an amazing fragrance.

dahragPhabe – 2022-06-20:

5 out of 5

I have a full 50ml bottle for swaps but within Australia only. Thanks.

burudulka – 2022-06-20:

5 out of 5

THIS LINE IS UN Tom Ford but I love it. This is sunny fresh but yet sensual its just great. Definitely a good idea to try it I am loving ombre de hyacinth, lys Fume and this. I am hiiked and alot of his perfumes are just not my cup of tea but live live these.

torres199412 – 2022-06-20:

5 out of 5

با سلام
همانطور که از اسم عطر مشخص هست٬ با عطری برپایه گل نرگس طرف هستی.
نرگس برای من٬ یکی از دوست داشتنی ترین رایحه های گلی است که متاسفانه در عطرهای کمی ازش استفاده میشه و در اغلب این عطرهای محدود هم کیفیت قابل قبولی نداره.
رایحه نرگس به خودی خود٬ جزو رایحه های تقریبا سنگین و گرم محسوب میشه که یه تم خاکی هم با خودش داره.
در شروع عطر میشه بوی نرگس رو در کنار خشکی و تیزی برگ شمعدانی حس کرد بنظر میاد همراه این دو رایحه یاسمن هم وجود داشته باشه.
هرچه زمان بیشتری سپری میشه از حالت خش دار عطر کمترشده و رایحه نرگس لطیف تر و برجسته تر شده و یه حالت گلی ملایم و پودری هم بهش اضافه میشه.
بالانس رایحه ها خیلی خوب و شیرینی عطر هم مناسب و به اندازه هست و میشه گفت قلب عطر بیشتر به سمت زنانه بودن تمایل پیدا می کنه.
فضای کلی کار خطی است که تغییرات و بازی نت خاصی نداره.
این عطر برای من دوست داشتنی و زیبا است و با اینکه بیشتر مناسب خانم ها میدونمش ولی در استفاده از اون تردید نمی کنم.
ارزش رایحه ۱۰/۹
پخش ۱۰/۶
ماندگاری ۱۰/۸
همیشه معطر باشید. دی:

YP.Pahomov – 2022-06-20:

3 out of 5

This is a straight up beautiful narcissus fragrance. Very heady in the best way! Jonquille-de-nuit is perfect for what it is and is excellent for layering if it tickles your fancy to do so. It’s really a shame that it’s being discontinued.
If you’ve ever smelled a Jonquil flower blooming outside then you know exactly what this smells like. What Tom Ford did was play up the best of the Jonquil notes, not detract from them. The mimosa brings out the hint of honey that Jonquil flowers are known for which is a brilliant pairing. I agree that this leans more toward a feminine fragrance than mans, I can’t really imagine any man I know wanting to wear this (in the US).
FYI for those who aren’t aware: Jonquil is a type of Narcissus just like Damascus is a type of rose. They smell similar but all Narcissus flowers don’t smell the exact same way. The best way that I could describe Jonquil is that it’s kind of like a cross between honeysuckle and gardenia.
PS: There is absolutely NO tuberose present and I have no idea why one would think that there was even if they weren’t sure what a Jonquil smells like. Tuberose haters, do not be swayed.

buxer2011 – 2022-06-20:

3 out of 5

Jonquille was Tom Fords best love till being divorced faster than an Elvis wedding so now she walks the street.

purgen – 2022-06-20:

4 out of 5

Feminine, sensual and I get memories from my childhood.A hint of fressness disappears quickly and after that the lady with dress and pearls drinking coffee with her friends appears.She suits with the flowers on the table Guerlains Metallica is more bold version of this, more metallic and more in every way. For me it’s not dark and not for the evening. Ladylike parfum with so many flowers.

mishanja-ch – 2022-06-20:

4 out of 5

This was part of a capsule range release in 2012 and has recently been discontinued. A real shame, because this is one of the most original fragrances I own. I used the tester at the department store a few times because I was attracted to the name. As a child, I distinctly remember coming home from school and the house was full of the scent of a fresh bunch of jonquils. It was the first time that I had smelled something that was repulsive and attractive to me simultaneously. Before that, I either liked a smell or I didn’t so the impact of those flowers has always stayed with me.
I really hesitated buying this one because the price of Tom’s fragrances is really over the top here in Australia, but eventually found a slightly used bottle online. It really is a beauty, but I can see why it has been discontinued and only Café Rose remains. Café is much more of a crowd pleaser in both name and formulation. Jonquille de Nuit starts with the smell of jonquils and then introduces that smokey leathery base that is so much a part of Tom’s signature. But the flower scent remains prominent on me and lasts for ages. Like all great masculine fragrances, it has a feminine edge that can be misconstrued as a weakness by many, when in fact this is the true reason behind its beauty.

Immugwhow – 2022-06-20:

5 out of 5

I used to live in a town, where to get from one end to the other, we had to walk through a park full of daffodils, crocus and cyclamen. This bloom overload would roughly coincide with the Eurovision Song contest and mothers day. As the sun went down, kiddies would emerge from the dark with a handful of freshly picked daffs, the sap dripping from the stems onto their grubby boots. My kid sister was one of them. This is the smell of the park, after dark, and the countless vases of daffs which adorned houses whilst we all crowded round the TV to guffaw at Eurovision. It’s also 1970, but try as I might, I cannot figure out why. Someone in my past wore something very similar. Someone whose presence was comforting and maternal. It wasn’t my mum. She wasn’t a flowers kinda gal. Maybe my gran, who would have had something Jonquilly and soapy going on from Max Factor or Yardley on the dressing table. This is uber classy, and once I separate the memories from it, it’s deep and heady as night blossom and dark vampiric love. I cannot decide if discontinuing this precious elixir is criminal or just insanely stupid. Try to prise my bottle out of my sweaty grip. Go on. I dare you. I’ll have your hand off.

unmalmLoatt – 2022-06-20:

3 out of 5

I completely adore this perfume. I got two 50 ml bottles but I now need a 250 ml after hearing rumours about it being discontinued, I will be absolutely devastated! Its such a wonderfully rich floral, and it does not smell like something your grandmother would wear, it is a strong spellbinding floral however. Its a classic timeless floral with a touch of enchanting nobility. I feel as though Queen Titania from A Midsummer’s Night Dream would exude the same scent. I definitely recommend to at least go to your nearest Tom Ford counter to have a whiff of Jonquille de Nuit before its gone.

boxer1994 – 2022-06-20:

4 out of 5

Oh, just tried this, it’s expensive, hence I didn’t bring it home. I’m going to see how it sits with my chemistry. It’s floral, spring floral, very rich garden floral, old money floral, if you catch my drift…..it’s very feminine. I think I like it. It sort of reminds me of my grandmother, whom I would have smelled her wearing something like this back in my youth, say about the 1960’s. It’s not her Tabu, because that is so different, nor is it her Evening in Paris. I think I like it. Let’s see if I get a headache from it. I smell spring air mixed a bunch of very ripe flowers just before the noon sun. Nice, not sure if it commands the high $$. It may. I haven’t smelled anything like this since the early 60’s. Will be back to edit. I tried a few Tom Ford today, and I will say that I liked them all!
EDIT 4/28/14
Well, I went back to try a few again and I left with this beauty! I tried Neroli, Santal Blush and Jasmin. I want to love Neroli, I really do, but I chose this one. It’s sexy, feminine and lasts all day, and into the next morning! I’m in love! I think I’ll be trying a few more of Tom Ford’s fragrances, but this one was spot on with my chemistry. I have only tried these 4 though. Would love to try them all! Exquisite line!

elmex – 2022-06-20:

3 out of 5

I tried this at the Tom Ford counter and just swooned! Sweet but not to sweet, fresh and floral, it conjures up memories of springtime and mountain flowers. I hate powdery perfumes and this is NOT powdery, thank GOD! The dry down on this becomes a sweet, soft homey comfortable scent, reminds me of gentle summer night rains.I really couldn’t afford this perfume right now, but …..
DAMN YOU TOM FORD!
I couldn’t walk away! 🙂

Den(31Rus) – 2022-06-20:

5 out of 5

Quite well rounded and linear for mine and get a solid 4 hours with close projection.Nevertheless the florals are amazing.Does not have the more sharper top notes of Lys Fume (which is also exceptional) but perfect for spring,which is one of the reasons I bought it.Reminds me of a garden in full bloom with a gentle breeze wafting through and can quite easily imagine where Tom Ford conceived the DE NUIT part.Slightly dark and mysterious.My second Tom Ford purchase after Champaca Absolute and I’m sure it wont be my last.

toha0072 – 2022-06-20:

3 out of 5

Perhaps you’ve been wondering: what is the difference between narcissus, daffodil, and jonquille? The answer is: in some cases nothing. “Narcissus” is the Latin name for the flower often referred to in the vernacular as “daffodil”. So all narcissus is daffodil, and all daffodil is narcissus. What about jonquille? Apparently jonquille is a particular type of narcissus, so not all narcissus is jonquille, but all jonquille is narcissus.
Does any of this matter in the face of a perfume such as Tom Ford Jonquille de Nuit? No, not really. Why? Because it just smells like big fat yellow narcissus, exactly the same type featured in several recent Bond no 9 big floral perfumes. If you like narcissus, then you’re bound to like this perfume. If, on the other hand, you do not like megaphonic presentations of narcissus, then you will not like this perfume.
Perhaps I am hypersensitive to narcissus, but I have to say that all of these recent haute narcissus perfumes smell very similar to me. There are always other floral components along for the ride–usually one or more of the big white flower partners in crime: tuberose, jasmine, gardenia–but the narcissus always wins the battle of the notes before my nose. Mimosa and cyclamen are listed in the official pyramid for this particular composition, but in overall effect, this is a narcissus soliflore, just as the name implies, although I hasten to add that the allegedly nocturnal aspect of this bright yellow bunch of jonquilles eludes me..
Jonquille de Nuit, like the other recent narcissus perfumes familiar to me, is quite strong, more like extrait than eau de parfum, so if you love, love, love this flower, then you’re in luck!

rastihka – 2022-06-20:

5 out of 5

It’s not hard to separate the Ford sales pitch from the perfumes. The pitch is so bare, so hungry. ‘Tom Ford has everything that could be desired. Don’t you wish you were Tom?!’ I won’t go further into the reading of the marketing, since I believe I just captured it in its entirety.
But one bit of marketing that catches me with Jonquille de Nuit is the mix-and-match bit. Whether in the press or in person, the perfumes are sold as spectacular on their own, but also amazing in combination. I think the pairing the Bloomingdales sales associate was telling me about today was Neroli Portofino and Arabian Wood. Interesting as a cultural notion, I suppose, but really? Really?? I thought the assemble-your-own esthetic was considered fairly dime-store and ran out of steam at about the sophistication level of the Jo Malone line. But then I tried Jonquille de Nuit.
Jonquille de Nuit isn’t a narcissus solifor, but it does seem to paint a the notion of a particular spring floral tone, albeit a very jasmine-like one to my nose. I’ve read others who’ve have called it indolic, dirty. Tom calls it “de Nuit” and in the TF world that means dinner jackets and gowns, or oiled bodies—nothing in between. But to me it’s springtime sunshine. It has that bursting at the cell wall acceleration of Spring flowers that suggests water, oiliness, flow, viscosity, rigid stems, crisp flower and dirt all at once. The topnotes are not terribly complex, but Jonquille de Nuit is balanced and buoyant. As the topnotes fade, though, it gets plucked petal by petal and lands on ‘he loves me not’ with a recognizably floral note, but one that is thinner, flatter and sweeter than the opening Spring still-life. Here, I suppose, is the flower of the mix and match premise.
If these perfumes are to be combined willy-nilly to form ‘personalized’ fragrances, they must be fairly simplistic in construction or the outcome would be a pile-up. So although Jonquille de Nuit appears to aim for a deliberate simplicity that might lend itself to the indiscriminate combining of perfumes, I don’t really buy it.
from scenthurdle.com

ford058 – 2022-06-20:

5 out of 5

For me it smells exactly the same as when my mother put fresh spring flowers in the room and it would always smell divine! Very fresh and floral. Brings back amazing memories!

Meuxb104Diobtetty – 2022-06-20:

4 out of 5

Thanks for the advice on SMELT!!!!!!!!!!

diezelllll – 2022-06-20:

3 out of 5

I thought there was jasmine or tuberose in this , its quite nice! To Manofomega, “smelt” is more proper to use in British English, “smelled” is American. It is the past tense btw, in proper English.

acallockelo – 2022-06-20:

3 out of 5

Manofomega, that depends on whether you speak British English or American English. In British English, both smelled and smelt are acceptable 🙂

cvetoch_ – 2022-06-20:

4 out of 5

I love jonquils/narcissus so I had to try a number of sprays of this juice over a few days. The narcissus and other florals are lovely and the violet leaf gives it a nice green note. The amber provides just enough warmth in the drydown. However on the 2d and 3rd tries on my skin I noticed a very uncomfortable cow pasture fecal note that lasted quite a long time in the heart notes. Finally in the drydown (about an hour or so later) the final scent is pleasant, floral, green and warm, but getting there not for me.

5555555a – 2022-06-20:

5 out of 5

This is a green floral. It is very fresh and natural, perfect for spring. The narcissus stands out along with violet leaf and orris. If you like clean, fresh blooming scents you will love. Haven’t tested the other 3 in the collection, but I have a feeling this will not be my favorite, although, it is very pretty and very feminine.

ruromi – 2022-06-20:

3 out of 5

Interesting one for me; very beautiful, very floral. I don’t know though – I smelt all the Jardin Noir collection in one visit to the Tom Ford counter and of all of them this is the one I remember least about…

sensey72 – 2022-06-20:

3 out of 5

Loved this sooo much!!! Reminded me of a flower in the summer. LILAC or VIOLET I think was what caught me or Lilly of the valley, Gardenia, Iris, freesia…one of those or a mixture of those…I LOVE IT and it was a HIT for me…hated the Cafe rose and the Lys fumee was not bad~