4 Midnight Bloom by New Look bottle
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4 Midnight Bloom

3.7/5 · 3 votes Feminine
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Fragrance notes

Notes

Character

Longevity1.0/5
Sillage1.3/5
Day50
Night100
Fall100
Spring50
Summer50
Winter0
Our take

4 Midnight Bloom presents a dense mix of tropical and white floral elements anchored by smooth sandalwood and warm amber. Mango blossom and gardenia lead the scent with a lush, fruity brightness that feels creamy rather than sharp, supported by the lactonic accord that gives the blend a soft, almost milky texture. The powdery facet sits close to the skin, blurring the edges of the floral notes so they read as a single rounded bouquet instead of separate petals. Animalic warmth threads through the amber, adding a slightly heavy, intimate character that keeps the fragrance from feeling like a simple daytime spray. Woody depth from the sandalwood grounds the brighter notes, while warm spicy touches provide a gentle heat that lingers beneath the flowers. The overall impression is rich and full, moving between fruity sweetness and resinous warmth without ever becoming thin or watery.

This fragrance suits evenings when the air is warm and the light has faded, wrapping the wearer in a thick, tropical floral haze. The mango blossom and gardenia remain prominent throughout, balanced by the steady presence of amber and sandalwood. Powdery and white floral accords soften the brighter fruity opening, while the lactonic and animalic touches add a creamy, slightly wild depth. Warm spicy notes give the blend a subtle kick that complements the tropical character. It is a full, layered composition that stays close to its core themes from the first moment to the last. The sandalwood anchors the scent firmly, letting the floral and amber accords carry the mood.

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