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Nu Eau de Parfum (2001)
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The first YSL scent since Gucci took over in 1999. Packaged in cobalt blue glass, with notes of White Orchid and Incense. 'Nu' is French for nude.
Nu Eau de Parfum Fragrance Notes
- Top Notes
- Bergamot.
Middle Notes- White Orchid, Black Pepper.
Base Notes- Incense Absolut, Woody Notes, Spicy Notes, Vetiver.
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  |  Well, It didn't seem to be a feminine fragrance for me... And I didn't like it: It's a discordant fight between a spicy/peppery accord with a powdery and slightly sweet note. It's note bad, but too weird for me. The longevity is great though.19 November 2007 |
 |  Sorry to spoil the love fest, but to me, Nu is nuclear. I sprayed it on a piece of paper and left it on my table. That one small spray filled the room with the smell of synthetic incense for 3 days. For a scent that's only 6 years old it smells awfully dated. If they ever open a Studio 54 ride at Disneyland, they should pump this in!12 June 2007 |
  |  Ethereal, transparent beauty of incense, orchids, pepper, woods and subtle skin musk, a perfect everyday fragrance. It's not too edgy, it doesn't attract attention (except by being exceptionally well done and beautiful) it's not heavy and seductive and it's definitely not a horrid girly pink bubblegum fruity/floral. It's just sheer elegance. It would match a suit with crisp white shirt, jeans and a cashmere sweater or the little black dress equally fine.27 February 2007 |
  | sprayed it in a shop as a tester and kept sniffing my wrist all day. Stunned by how sexy and more-ish it was. Boy at the time liked it too. Found it on a sunny holiday duty free and made it a present to myself. It's not 'me' but I love to have it on me. Like a colour that doesn't suit you but that you adore, that's Nu. It's in your face, smoky, peppery, with a romantically floral powerful wear-off/dry down which lasts four hours. Just keep smelling it and thinking ahhhhh whenever I wear it. I suspect if I met the person this suited exactly, I woudn't like them much. Exquisitely packaged in almost my favourite shade of dark blue, it's pushy and overtly sexual. I use it to match my confident side. 24 February 2007 |
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| OK I have taken the plung and bought this one. I think I'm a man who is assured of his sexuality (heterosexual). This is a complex, rich frag'. I suppose some might draw comparisons to M7 but M7 has that defining wood note which stands out dramatically (to me). I agree with most o the comments above but must state that there is a deep floral drydown which may turn off other male users. Try a good sample first (as always!) 08 October 2006 |
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| I just love it! It is a great office scent. Definitely not sexy! 27 September 2006 |
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