Eau de Minuit - Midnight Fragrance Lolita Lempicka for women

This is a unique fragrance with a beautiful bottle!
Each note stands out seductively, so while you are enjoying the fragrance, you tend to think of and visualize all the beautiful ingredients that made it a magical compound. It is suitable for the dreamy nights of autumn/ winter!

I loved the original L de L (the first apple shaped one) and I would definitely try this one. The bottle is extremely beautiful, as are her others. I have "L' right now but I miss the licorice and anise of the original. This looks like a perfect fragrance for someone who likes the night time or rich colors, that is the vibe that I get. ;)

I think this is fresher, lighter version of Lolita. More almonds, more sophisticated. If Lolita is velvet, this could be silk , floating around you, playing with your nose, changing all the time. I recommend it to the people who don't really like the power and all the amount of spice in Lolita. This is almost the same perfume without all that heaviness which can cause headache.
And the bottle is divine... I need to buy a dressing table for it because it looks too good for my humble shelf...

a nice version off Lolita , a bit more anis and almonds is what im picking up. a mix between Fleur defendue and Lolita original maybe.
.This is more about the sweet opening of the original , stays there and does not go into the drydown whit patcholie,and vetiver that is in the original.
I love the topp notes in the Lolita so this is wonderfull for me . To bad i only have a sample off this.
lovely lovely.
Lolita for shure , maybe a sister whit a bit more sensual mood?
somebody have a bottle for swapp:)

This version is very similar to the original, I agree, but it has that certain 'something' that makes it stand apart.

It has such a depth, the vanilla and tonka bean are very apparent (my favourite perfume notes!) and yet it isn't cloying like Angel can be. I am a huge fan of Wish by Chopard and this has hints of that-the creaminess and powdery quality, I would class it as an oriental vanilla and not an oriental floral.

At first it can be a little too sweet, with the anise and licquorice hitting the nose first in a burst of gourmand sweetness-makes the mouth water! But it soon settles into an unforgettable and truly unique sent. There is something in it that I cannot put my finger on-as already mentioned maybe something a little synthetic, almost like play-dough....but it doesn't distract for me from the divine drydown that sticks to your skin for hours after it is first sprayed. A gem.

After first purchasing this I was afraid that it was going to smell too similar to the original LL, but once you spray it on you begin the realize the subtle differences. It is like a stronger version of LL, with a more masculine feel. I was pleasantly surprised by the difference in the dry down as well, with the vanilla/tonka bean being more apparent, at least on me. I bought the smaller version, and ended up changing my mind and exchanging it for this version with the limited edition bottle because it was just too beautiful to pass up :-) To anyone interested in purchasing this, just know that you wont be able to fully appreciate the difference in smell between this one and the original LL until you actually wear it.

It took me a while to appreciate Lolita Lempicka and her range of unique gourmands. Midnight was one of her fragrances that was never widely promoted in my country, along with Au Masculin and Fleur Defendue. It made me intrigued to say the least, so I splurged on a sample.

I enjoy this fragrance much more than the original Lolita Lempicka EDP. I find it less sweet and more woodsy. The myrrh opening is lovely and dark which adds to this fragrance's rich intensity. Midnight seems more complex to my nose.

I don't detect too much anise in Midnight, I do however get a lot of dusty woods on my skin and a subtle hint of powdery jasmine and vanilla. I do believe that this fragrance could pass for unisex, especially since it can be perceived as quite masculine.

Midnight has such an earthy, sensual feel that is hard not to like. It does take some getting used to, however after some time on the skin, it has this uncanny way of growing on you.

The longevity and sillage are 'fantabulous', (I had to create my own word to capture my enthusiasm). I think if you like dark, woodsy, sensual fragrances like, Givenchy's Organza Indecence, Donna Karan's Black Cashmere and Calvin Klein's Euphoria, give this beautiful gem a try.

I tested this one inadvertently. I walked into the store and was hit with the strong scent of anise. I knew there had to be a bottle of Lolita Lempicka around, and sure enough about 15 feet away was a tester of LL Midnight. This stuff is strong and the silage is amazing. It's very much like the regular LL, but much more potent and the notes are a bit heavier. It's a nighttime-only fragrance, the silage is much too strong for the daytime.

This is not very different from LL edp to my nose. The opening is a cross between Fleur Defendue and LL edp. Cherry (not listed though) and lots of anis. This is the only noticeable difference I get, and it doesn't take long before Eau de Minuit turns into the original LL. The drydown is almost identical with LL edp's(the best drydown ever IMO!), a little bit sweeter perhaps, but absolutely gorgeous. Actually, I think it's identical. A perfect blend of violet, vanilla, tonka bean and musk (not listed as well). The staying power is incredible as always with LL fragrances.

Lolita Lempicka EAU DE MINUIT is definitely a flanker, with unmistakeable anise, purple flowers, and a sweetness evocative of the original LL. What makes EAU DE MINUIT stand out to my nose is the myrrh, which cuts the sweetness and makes this composition seem somehow more serious than some of the other fragrances from this house, of which I've now tested a few.

I find EAU DE MINUIT to be closer to my style than some of the sweeter varieties, and I am delighted that the myrrh here is judiciously applied, as that note often troubles me in perfume, becoming tarry and ponderous and not very appealing at all. Here, however, it serves to neutralize the sweetness while also asserting itself as an individual note without getting out of control and taking over the show.

Although I have yet to add a bottle from this house to my collection, I have to say that I am impressed with their mostly linear but high-quality offerings and would feel safe even gambling on a blind buy, should a sufficiently enticing opportunity arise, which is definitely not something that I'd be prepared for say for about 95% of the houses I've tried.

Despite the fact that I think licorice is disgusting, it works great in this perfume--to the point where it's making me crave licorice. Definitely a gourmand. I guess smelling licorice is far better than eating it. But really, the anise note maintains its integrity and comes through as a fresh, aromatic plant rather than a nauseating candy. The fragrance is very reminiscent of the original Lolita Lempicka, so if you love the original and want some variety, this would be a great option. Of course you must like anise. I was pleasantly surprised by this potion.

Wow, my nose is so broken! When I first sniffed this all I could smell was cherry! I am stunned there are none in here and I am completely befuddled.

Now that it has settled on my skin I pick up black jelly beans, which makes more sense really since there is anise in it at least. I can also feel some powderiness from the iris.

Despite the (imaginary) cherries and black JBs I don't find this particulary gourmand, but it is delicious.

This is a much, much more impressive offering then the original Lolita Lempicka which just seems to fall apart and lack cohesion for me.

einer der besten düfte die es auf dem markt gibt einfach nur ein traum beim auftragen ein sehr fein verarbeiteter duft

This has to be the most unique scent in my collect and yet i'v been know to put that
phrase into use a lot of times but this will make it up to it, The opening starts
dry with anise then a few seconds later
it turns super sweet and i think what's missing is Licorice jet black licorice
and also you get this synthetic plastic
residue almost similar to Pink Sugar
without the nutty accords top drydown,
what i forgot to mention when first applied to my skin i get a nice opening
of irises but not powdery with a bit of a gloss due to the silage which is a bit
oily but ok i prefer them dry jasmine
dries the middle note with it's usual
elusiveness but i love best is the basenotes it may not be on here but i
can detect amber and musk i'm not a big vanilla fan but i like the drydown and also not listed Sandalwood dry fiery
sandalwood that finishes the scent almost flawlessly if there has been no
synthetic wrappings on the top notes
this would be flawless.

Really gorgeous, like LL amplified. It would be best to sample it first though as it is quite strong and a little more mature than the original.

Tested it at mahantas house. Better shouldn't had, because this is GORGEUS! I definetely must have it. Such a lovely, sweet, erotic smell, I might be in love with this. My bf said that this is extremely sexy perfume, so definetely on my buy list.

UPD: I received my own bottle of the perfume and I could not be happier. This is so lovely that I never want to run out of this beauty. So, so wonderful.

I have the original Lolita Lempicka and I like this one better. Sweeter and richer somehow; but not heavier... Just more sophisticated. Lasts longer too and is light enough to wear during the day. Love it!

Would like to try this one - love Lolita Lempicka, wear it when I want to smell "different" from everyone else! Always get asked "what is that you are wearing" as it is quite unusual so the "Midnight" should be worth a go - as Nausicaa says, the bottle is really beautiful.

It is the scent that is long lasting, that has darker note than the classic Lolita. It is like inspiration.... people turn around and ask about the perfume. It is perfect office perfume as well.
Generally, I like Lolita's perfumes but this one is a winner for me.

I am unsure as to why this fragrance has been classed oriental floral?
It is nearly identical to the LL signature fragrance, I have a difficulty distinguishing Midnight and LL in terms of notes.
Midnight is somewhat slightly stronger and has far better longetivity than LL.
The fragrance is really 'tasty' and 'gourmand' describes it far better! Take my word for that, Ladies, it has nothing to do with 'oriental floral'!
The most prominenet notes are sweet but not 'toothachey' licorice, gentle ivy, tasty vanilla and a hint of anise and tonka bean.
Men I am working with are crazy about both Midnight and L de Lempicka and that itself should encourage you to give Lempicka's perfumes a try :-)
The bottle is elegant and I personally consider it a work of art, the fragrance will, no doubt, tickle your buds, it will make you want to drink the bottle content at once!
It is one of them you will not get bored with and it is definitely a universal fragrance. Great for a BBQ party with friends as well as a job interview.
Shame it is only a limited version as it has better sillage and staying power than edp LL!
Delicious, sexy, feminine, seductive, standing out in the crowd....that is what Midnight's like. My favourite :-)

this of course smells good, but I am having an issue distinguishing between this and my Midnight Sun! I may have to test them on each arm.

I love it! It's stronger and more sexy than the original LL... and lasts longer. Perfect for evenings

This is a love-or-hate scent. It is quite strong and has a rare mixture of ingredients:violet,anise,licorice. I have no preference for them,so I will never wear this scent.

I regret that because the flacon is so beautiful.

Very similar to the original LL, but somehow a bit "darker" and more subtle.

This is maybe the evening perfume for the person who thinks LL is a bit too much, but still likes it.

The bottle is really beautiful.