Noir Obscur Antonio Alessandria

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Noir Obscur Antonio Alessandria

Noir Obscur Antonio Alessandria

Rated 3.88 out of 5 based on 8 customer ratings
(8 customer reviews)

Noir Obscur Antonio Alessandria for women and men of Antonio Alessandria

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Description

“In a dark still night of a new moon, the memory of the light makes its way through the maze of the soul to lead the way along unknown paths. Soft as a cloud, sensual as velvet, sweet as sin.” – a note from the brand.

Noir Obscur by Antonio Alessandria is a Oriental fragrance for women and men. Noir Obscur was launched in 2014. Top notes are orange, tangerine, artemisia, rum and spicy notes; middle notes are bulgarian rose, jasmine, iris and osmanthus; base notes are leather, patchouli, vetiver, cedar, incense, amber and musk.

8 reviews for Noir Obscur Antonio Alessandria

  1. :

    3 out of 5

    A ravishing vintage-styled Oriental, this is a lovely composition that blends in gourmand and spicy elements with amber and creates a sensual delicate feeling of old world style and romance. The perfume begins with notes of orange, tangerine, artemisia, rum and spices. As it settles, floral elements of rose, jasmine, iris and osmanthus are noticeable. Upon complete drydown, a sweet powdery animalic base of eather, patchouli, vetiver, cedar, incense, amber and musk is revealed. Beautifully blended with moderate projection/ sillage and longevity and unisex (slightly male leaning), this is very charming, sophisticated and old world. Perfect for wintry days at work where it envelopes you in a subtle and warm embrace. Enjoy!

  2. :

    3 out of 5

    I’ve got a sample of Noir Obscur thinking it could be a great scent because the pyramid is very interesting. But when I tried on my skin I was disappointed because, on me, it is just an ambery scent with a bit of leather, there’s no evolution and it results flat. Sillage is poor, longevity about six hours

  3. :

    5 out of 5

    This fragrance has received quite a luke warm response by the looks of the other reviews here. Maybe I would feel the same way had I got a sample to try at home or whatever and I conduct this review having only sampled this fragrance the once.
    I tried it at Jovoy Paris and that might not be the best setting for clear thinking either due to fragrance overload or being swayed by the unfamiliar and slightly romantic setting.
    Anyway I was pretty blown away by this fragrance at first, although I didn’t feel it was special enough to warrant a purchase so perhaps I agree with the consensus here?
    The opening came off as a superbly warm, boozy, woody musk with masses of spicing but still not too in your face I was very impressed. This was one of the few I actually tried on my skin and The drydown was more of the same but with a slightly drier, smokey, incense turning to a natural musky, amber.
    I loved it, however my search was for something unique and although I couldn’t site anything this smelled like off the top of my head, it just didn’t wow me as much as MiN Moon Dust the fragrance I eventually purchased.
    Noir Obscur is great, a long lasting and high quality fragrance containing all the elements I love in perfumery…can’t fault it really.

  4. :

    3 out of 5

    Very spicy with rum at first, but opens to a rather disappointing linear drydown. On me, the first thing I thought was the scent of Chinese medicine/incense – I must be getting all the spice, cedar, and incense. I don’t seem to smell any of the citrus or florals other than jasmine.
    4/10

  5. :

    3 out of 5

    The first blush of this fragrance is a strong boozy/spice/leather that is so striking that there seems almost a tobacco-like tang. Iris and vetiver are in there, but rose is yet to reveal itself to my nose. In the end this is a handsome ambery-leather that I like smelling more on le Boyfriend than on myself. I’ll revel in the scent of this on him, but the fragrance is not for me.
    I adore the bottles in this line- quite distinctive.

  6. :

    4 out of 5

    Dark, boozy, woody gourmand. I’d say it’s interesting, but somewhat messy. Too many ingredient that clash, but it’s still appealing. It played yo-yo with me, one moment I liked it the next one – not, and repeat… Short lived and that made my decision easier to part with my sample.

  7. :

    5 out of 5

    Noir Obscur had, at least theoretically, all the characteristic to be a big winner with me but as a matter of fact, I found it somewhat of a letdown.
    The fragrance is actually pretty decent but it feels sort of anonymous and definitely too quiet. An oriental woody with leathery facets and a tad of sweetness. There’s one moment during the opening that things seem to take an interesting path when a leathery-iris combo comes into play. It vaguely recalls of the leather accord which is present in several compositions by Duchaufour but, unfortunately, it doesn’t last long. In fact, Noir Obscur turns pretty soon into a cedarwood-vetiver drydrown with barely perceptible ambery facets.
    Not completely bad but I think the fragrance suffers from an overall weakness that turns it into an almost invisible skin scent in less than two hours. At these prices and considering the plethora of other similarly-themed options available on the market, this doesn’t make it to standout. Sorry.
    Rating: 5.5-6/10

  8. :

    5 out of 5

    This is the least of his collection that I liked at first, as I begun to test it more and gave it more space it became an essential element although it has tiny little bit of an overdose skunk or bitter seeds as of the top note. I guess the cognac type has the bitter essence that gave the blend that tiny skunk. When it calms down to the middle note the skunks disappears and it begins to give powdery effect of the same mixture the soft leather with a bit overdose cognac with some amber, spices, and an incense (kinda reminds me of habanita’s top note). Quite good though & kind of charming. His collection isn’t a love at first sight to me it requires more patience and a bit more testing and acceptance.

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