Sensual, mysterious, alluring...
Bvlgari BLV Notte is a deeper version of the classic Bvlgari fragrance, a crisp woody-oriental from Italy and a masculine blend that includes dramatic tobacco flower, dark chocolate and wood. Sensual, mysterious and alluring, BLV Notte also contains ginger, lavender and neroli; a perfect scent for date night. Launched in 2004.
Notes Crisp
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Recent reviews of BLV Notte Pour Homme
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Review of BLV Notte Pour Homme by David R. Smith
I purchased the BLV Notte Pour Homme, along with some smaller samples of other BLV fragrances, but the Notte is definitly the best. Female co-workers will stop me and rave about how much they like it!
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Review of BLV Notte Pour Homme by Jelena Prskalo
This is not a typical men perfume.It is not overpowering or too strong like many men perfumes tend to be.You do not want to leave the room when a guy wearing this beautiful scent walks in.Quite on contrary,you want to stay and get closer.
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Review of BLV Notte Pour Homme by Scent Conoisseur
I love this scent. It is fantastic and easily my favorite fragrance from Bvlgari. It has very unique notes that make it truly unique. However, you definitely need to try this on. For example, it does not work on my skin, but on other people it smells amazing.
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Review of BLV Notte Pour Homme by Sunny Patel
I love blv, I really really love it. It has a manlier scent but smells great even on my wrists where I usually like to spray the tester bottle in the store. I absolutely adore this perfume and think that it is in my top 10 of all good perfumes for men. Get it.
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Review of BLV Notte Pour Homme by Nick Galvez
In my opinion this smells too powdery. There is a note which reminds me of baby wipes; not something I want to smell like. In addition, there is a strong note (I think it might be ginger or a citrus) that just kills all of the other notes. It seems like a good concept though.
