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Dark is Night
by Henry Rose
Dark is Night by Henry Rose is a sensual, gourmand fragrance centered on a rich blend of patchouli and vanilla, with warm, balsamic, and woody undertones. It opens with a bold, earthy patchouli note intertwined with sweet vanilla, creating a deep, indulgent profile that evokes an intimate, luxurious aura. Over time, it settles into a soft, dry powderiness with a warm, musky vanility, maintaining a subtle presence even after the initial burst fades. The scent is particularly noted for its dramatic sillage in the first hour—immediately noticeable—then fading into a skin-scent level that lingers through the night. Many perceive it as far more sophisticated than typical vanilla gourmands, with complex depth reminiscent of the original Tf Black Orchid or Nishane Ani.
Pros
- +Notable longevity and sillage during the first hours, with residual scent lasting beyond a full day.
- +A rich, deeply layered vanilla and patchouli experience that stands out among gourmand scents.
- +Offers an exceptional, sultry, and sensual fragrance that enhances personal presence and intimacy.
Cons
- −Displays rapid decline in projection after the first 10–15 minutes, making it more intimate than powerful.
- −Overwhelmingly patchouli-dominant for those who dislike the note, creating a distinct earthiness that can feel dirty or indistinct.
- −May appear overly sweet or synthetic for some, particularly at the drydown, despite an underlying spiced musk tone.