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FREE VOL DE NUIT PDF Antoine de Saint-Exupery | 187 pages | 01 Dec 1997 | Gallimard | 9782070360048 | English, Spanish | France Guerlain – Vol de Nuit review • Scentertainer List of Ingredients. Forgot your Password. Please provide the email address associated with your account to reset your password. Go to content Please change your device orientation. Discover New. Back to previous page. Online Exclusive. Quantity 1 2 3 4 5. Add to cart. A collection made of emblematic fragrances, composed for more than a century by 5 generations of Perfumers. These mythical pioneer perfumes compose a unique olfactive library, that the Vol De Nuit Guerlain endeavors to preserve. A Vol De Nuit to Antoine de Saint Exupery, whose celebrated novel exalted courage, Vol de Nuit is a perfume of mystery. Brimming with audacity, it is one of the most sophisticated faceted creations. Vol de Nuit Vol De Nuit presented in a spray bottle inspired by the iconic Bee Bottle, covered in 69 iconic bees of the Empire. Rare, enigmatic, audacious. The green galbanum top note is surprising. The cocktail of Vol De Nuit flowers at its heart is like fireworks, where daffodil, violet, carnation, jasmine and rose reveal their assertive and impertinent character. At once a chypre, woody and exotic, Vol de Nuit is absolutely inimitable. Close ingredients List of Ingredients. Disclaimer : Guerlain product ingredient listings are updated periodically. Before using a Guerlain product, please read the ingredient list on the packaging of your product to be sure that the ingredients are appropriate for your personal use. It is worn by demanding and very charismatic women. It takes time to Vol De Nuit this enigmatic scent. Nothing works better than spending a night with it to discover its identity. Intensity 2 on 4. Shalimar Eau de Parfum From. Intensity 3 on 4. Mon Guerlain Eau de Parfum From. Your products are presented with the greatest care Vol De Nuit an elegant box. Close ingredients Modal. Forgot your Password Please provide the email address associated with your account to reset your password. Vol de Nuit | Women | Fragrance ⋅ GUERLAIN Basenotes is an online guide to perfume Vol De Nuit fragrance, featuring newsa database of fragrancesperfume glossaryfragrance forumsuser reviews and more. Advanced forum search. Code of Conduct. Results 1 to 17 of Thread: Vol de Nuit - Questions. Vol de Nuit - Questions Long time lurker here, first time making an account as I'm Vol De Nuit between different versions of Vol de Nuit. I'm by no means a Guerlain expert so please forgive me if I make a mistake stating Vol De Nuit. I know this sounds very sketchy. I then spotted a 7. It was very full, to the Vol De Nuit I started doubting, buyer beware, who knows what could happen to it since the Vol De Nuit bottle was not sealed. So here comes my first question: should I pay 60 dollars for it even with the possibility of getting some colored water? Or, I have two more choices: 1. Habit de Fete. I'm not sure if this is right, but I heard the current formulation is actually slightly better read closer to the original than the s one. Which is better in your opinion? Of course I'd like to own the propeller bottle, but that's crazy dollars in the boutique. And Vol De Nuit vintage one, well, that will be in my dream I'd like to hear your thoughts on this, any other info on VdN in general is also welcomed. Thanks in advance! Re: Vol de Nuit - Questions Welcome! My view is that in general it is impossible to detect tampering from a picture, or simply know how well preserved a perfume is. While tampering happens, the most common issue is deterioration. So my view on this is that it is always a risk to buy vintage, so one should buy only is one is prepared to lose the money. As for the specific, the bottle does seem full, as if no evaporation did occur, but I don't think too much inference can be made from this. The price is quite good-but not unheard of. In the past, I have bought a couple of similar 7. I have also bought edt versions of Vol de Nuit that were ruined. I have not smelled the Vol De Nuit version of vdn, so cannot say. Between anything more recent and an older perfume, the perfume is preferable. However, I have heard that the vintage EDT is quite good as well. Is the current version as good as the vintage? I don't know. I do know that the current EDT is very good, and very moving and sweeping. Vol De Nuit hope this helps! Currently Vol De Nuit Shalimar Eau de Parfum by Guerlain. Re: Vol de Nuit - Questions I love this one Vol De Nuit its perfume formulation and encourage you to find it at an affordable price. It may take some searching, but it'll be worth your efforts. And welcome to Basenotes! Currently wearing: Aventus by Creed. Re: Vol de Nuit - Questions. Originally Posted by nihilisticbunny. Long time lurker here, first time making an account as I'm torn between different versions of Vol de Nuit. Scarcity is an illusion. Unlearn it. Currently wearing: Sycomore Eau de Vol De Nuit by Chanel. The first time I encountered it is a tale for another time. So, some info about Guerlain bottles. The lack of maceration often indicated by colour change and evaporation makes one slightly suspect. Both my Jicky and VdN from pre are more amber colour. However my bottle looks just like the one shown. So, who knows. Also vintage EdT is amazing especially prebut even in very well preserved samples the hesperdic notes are too transient. They degrade easily and initial spray often is dusty, faintly ambery alcohol. Now the current VdN Extract, the opening will disappoint you. But it is all about the mid notes and dry down with the parfum. Vol De Nuit current version is good-- I might have called it excellent had I not know what it use to be. Current VdN EdT is I Vol De Nuit it, but doesn't intrigue me as my vintages do. Thread Starter. Hi Vol De Nuit, thank you! I think I might take the risk and buy the vintage, although I'm not super Vol De Nuit with vintage Guerlain. Maybe I will end up paying just to learn a lesson, but I'll give it a try anyway. Originally Posted by Pallas Moncreiff. I am an ardent admirer of Vol de Nuit. Originally Posted by purecaramel. My recommendation is to take a chance on the Extrait, as it is nothing short of sublime. Note; it carries close to the skin and develops slower than the EDT. Guerlain does better with Mitsouko current. Re: Vol de Nuit - Vol De Nuit If the inner box Zebra has brown stains that sounds like the parfum might have leaked? The version I own edt is from the late 90s the parfum is just the spray 8mls refill as I am not about fancy bottles. What I will say and I do not know if this is true but read a few times that VdN does not age well I cannot remember the cut-off point I read to not try to go past? Mitsouko is wonderous but be aware she does not work for everyone. Guerlain do seem to have really spent time makng sure Mitsouko stays true. Currently wearing: Myrrhe Ardente by Annick Goutal. Originally Posted by donna If the inner box Zebra has brown stains that sounds like the parfum might have leaked? Re: Vol de Nuit - Questions saminlondon is our resident Guerlain expert, and I'm hoping he'll see this thread and chime in, if there's something he wants to add or correct. I'm a Guerlain aficionado, and what I have to say reflects only my personal research, impressions and experience. Vol de Nuit is very loosely structured, without Vol De Nuit "scaffolding" of, say, a Mitsouko or L'Heure Bleue - I think this might be why it doesn't age well. I have several concentrations of VdN, ranging in age from the early 40s to the present day, and have found that it seems to collapse in on itself with the passage of time. If I were looking for a vintage bottle of VdN today in any concentrationI wouldn't buy a bottle with a date earlier than the 80s-to-middle 90s. Extrait from the 90s, provided it's been Vol De Nuit stored, tends to smell wonderful. Buying vintage is always a risk, and VdN is riskier than most. I think that it might be more prudent to purchase the current EDT, than a extrait that is quite likely to have lost its topnotes and a good part of its "bones. Originally Posted by Bonnette. All vintage perfumes have more depth than their modern versions, due to regulations that require perfumers to make fairly constant adjustments and reformulations. You can spend a fortune chasing after a "sweet spot" - always thinking that the next buy will be the best buy. In your shoes, I would just get the current EDT. If you love it, you can look for minis or small bottles of the vintage for comparison purposes. That makes a lot Vol De Nuit sense! I mentioned the depth thing because I feel like that's what makes VdN so special to me - some sort of darkness and loneliness - I might be wrong Vol De Nuit that.
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