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Dans la Nuit (1924)
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Reorchestrated in 1985 and 2000
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  |  Oh I have just gotten a small vintage bottle of this and it is in one word,bliss. Sweet and floral but distinctive. Elegant and lyrical. If you love Je Reviens you will adore Dans la Nuit. Maybe even more... 15 December 2007 |
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| (vintage edt) Smells soft, woody & blue, different & delicious. I think I smell rose, violet, & jasmin w/ aldehydes, orris, sandalwood, & touch of musk. Develops nicely. Fuzzy aldehydes & wood opening, fades off to show beautiful & delicate florals.. they have a little sweetness, but the base has a dark coolness that tempers it. A modern scent that approaches it is Jaipur Saphir.. in feel but not end result! That one got a little hi-pitched and soapy to me. I like this much better! There's something about it.. 04 December 2007 |
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