4
Ноти
8
Акорди
1
Парфумер
Encre Noire
Чоловічий
Створено Nathalie Lorson
Encre Noire by Lalique is a Woody Aromatic fragrance for men. Encre Noire was launched in 2006. The nose behind this fragrance is Nathalie Lorson. Top note is Cypress; middle note is Vetiver; base notes are Cashmere Wood and Musk.
Основні акорди
Ноти аромату
Найкращий сезон
87%
Зим
49%
Вес
21%
Літ
100%
Осі
День і ніч
64%
День
83%
Ніч
Ольфакторна піраміда
Від відкриття до шлейфу, інтенсивність за голосуванням спільноти.
Відкриття
Розвиток
Шлейф
Верхні ноти0 – 15 хв
Ноти серця15 хв – 3 год
Базові ноти3 год – кінець
Оцінки користувачів
23,624 голосів
4.15
Обожнюю
11.1k47%
Подобається
8.2k35%
Нормально
1.7k7%
Не подобається
2.1k9%
Ненавиджу
5242%
Community Insights
PositiveBased on 72 community opinions from Reddit
7.8
/ 10 community score
The r/fragrance community views Encre Noire as an excellent value niche fragrance with distinctive character, praised for its woody, cypress-driven composition and quality at its price point. However, it's highly polarizing due to its dark, dry, and uncompromising nature that appeals primarily to fragrance enthusiasts rather than mass audiences. The flankers (Sport and A L'Extreme) offer more wearable alternatives while the original remains the most character-driven option.
Strengths
- Excellent value for money, niche quality at affordable price
- Distinctive, artistic scent with unique character (woody, cypress, vetiver-forward)
- Good performance and longevity when applied correctly
- Well-made fragrance with quality presentation from Lalique house
Weaknesses
- Very polarizing - not a crowd-pleaser, extremely specific/niche appeal
- Dry and intense opening that some find off-putting or strange
- Not suitable for those seeking sweet or mainstream fragrances
- Requires proper application amount or can experience noseblindness issues
Best for
Fall and winter wearFormal or evening occasionsFragrance enthusiasts seeking artistic, unconventional scentsOffice and professional settings
AI-generated summary based on public community discussions. Not affiliated with the opinions' authors.
