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The creaminess of YSL La Nuit

post #1 of 11
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Hi guys,

I picked up creaminess from YSL La Nuit.
I wonder whether it is caused by Sandalwood.
What is your view?

Thanks
post #2 of 11
Don't know about its creaminess but whatever it is, I like it.
post #3 of 11
Real buttermilk
post #4 of 11
I find it to be more spicy, all I know the pantys drop for it
post #5 of 11
Great scent, huge compliment getter !
post #6 of 11
I get spice and ginger in this one no cream notes like suede or leather.
post #7 of 11
I agree with a nice spiciness throughout and it does get a whole lot of compliments.
post #8 of 11
Same as above, I dont get any sense of creaminess in it.
post #9 of 11
I get creaminess. Almost like cocoa. Love this frag
post #10 of 11
Probably the heavy dose of tonka bean. Check out F Feragamo Black pH, it's even creamier and louder than La Nuit, and lasts a lot longer. But has a stronger orange note in the opening, which makes it different than La Nuit.
post #11 of 11
Probably a singular or combination of aroma chemicals. MFK frags for example all have a smooth/fuzzy signature. Might be worth posting something on the DIY board if you're really curious. Chris Bartlett and the others will probably have more specific knowledge to pass on about this.
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