Nu by Yves Saint Laurent

Recent reviews of Nu

• Review of Nu by Donna

  I don't remember when I first came across Nu. But after finding it and smelling it, I thought I had fallen in love with a perfume. The fragrance can be sexy for night or sophisticated for day. I've received many compliments since I've started wearing the fragrance to work. I truly love this fragrance and have made it my number one to wear over my others.

  24 Nov 2008

• Review of Nu by M. E. Harvey

  If you love Opium, Obsession, and Donna Karan Black Cashmere, then this is the fragrance for you. It is like all of them, and yet like none of them. From the smell of it, you can see how Tom Ford progressed on to Youth Dew Amber Nude and Tom Ford Black Orchid. Best of all, you won't smell Nu on every other person you meet, so it makes the perfect signature fragrance on a winter's day.

  21 Oct 2008

• Review of Nu by Erica Cook

  I just don't get the incense and warmth. All I get is a dark floral with a bit of artificial woodsiness. Not a bad fragrance, but not good enough for me.

  21 Oct 2008

• Review of Nu by Suzanne Lorimer

  A woodsy and spicy combination that lasts a long time with such a small spray to your wrist and then use your wrist to put around your pulse points around the body. I have used this for years and find it to be quite the classic fragrance that every real women would dare to wear!

  21 Oct 2008

• Review of Nu by Anand Babu

  Very long lasting. Fresh exotic fragrance. Smell of Sandalwood prevails. Strong enough to attract attention

  21 Oct 2008

• Review of Nu by A. Woolsey

  This remains the worst fragrance I've ever smelled. Nu began somewhat promisingly, spicy like gingerbread. But then, in a matter of minutes, some odd fake floral notes began to appear. The drydown was terrible, loud and screechy, very medicinal. The warm, sexy incense I'd heard described never appeared, unless that was the fleeting top. Nu was unbearably sour-bitter. I hated this; it just screams to be scrubbed off. A most unpleasant scent, more appropriate for metal androids than any human skin.

  21 Oct 2008