Encens de Nuit by Place des Lices bottle
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Encens de Nuit

3.9/5 · 67 votes Unisex 2021
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Fragrance notes

Notes

Character

Longevity3.0/5
Sillage2.5/5
Day100
Night79
Winter95
Fall84
Spring79
Summer47
Our take

Encens de Nuit presents a blend of incense, coriander, palisander rosewood, basil, bergamot, and orange. The amber and smoky accords sit alongside balsamic and woody tones, creating a profile that feels warm and aromatic. Herbal and spicy facets run through the composition, supported by the fresh lift of citrus and the dry character of the wood. The incense is present without overwhelming the other elements, while the basil and coriander add a green, slightly peppery edge. Rosewood gives the blend a smooth, polished texture that carries the resinous notes. Bergamot and orange provide a bright surface that keeps the smoke and amber from feeling heavy. It is a fragrance that stays close to its listed materials, showing each note clearly rather than blurring them into a single impression.

The scent fits a bright room filled with morning light, where the air feels clear and the day is just starting to unfold. It moves with a steady pace through that space, offering the spice and herb notes as a companion to simple tasks and quiet conversation. The citrus keeps the atmosphere open while the incense and wood ground the experience in something calm and familiar. There is a gentle rhythm to how the aromatic and balsamic facets interact, never rushing toward a dramatic shift. It remains present in the background of a sunny afternoon, adding a warm spicy layer to the air without asking for attention. The herbal touch of basil lingers near the surface, meeting the orange and bergamot in a way that feels natural and unforced

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