Azul Noche by Zara

Lucia Di Lammermoor by Inva Mula The Diva Dance acted by Maiwenn Le Besco

Azul Noche = Blue Night aka Midnight Blue in Spanish. 

The packaging for this perfume arrived busted (ripped) but, I'll forgive it ...

I haven't seen anyone review this scent so this was a scentless buy of my own making. What really drew me to this perfume wasn't really the notes but the bottle - it's such a gorgeous blue!

A medium-deep evening blue of the sea, and the night sky when the world seems that more magical. I know its completely silly to buy a perfume because of the shade of the bottle but, I did it. Oh and yeah, the perfume notes seemed nice enough, and part of me was hoping that it may perhaps smell similar to Davidoff Cool Water (on my list). Alas, it doesn't - it smells like itself, which is a warm fuzzy, sweet, and elegant fragrance. 

Notes - Lotus Flower, Peach and White Musks

The colour is actually very unisex and I'd say the scent is also. I can see this working on a man or woman as it's not too sweet/fruity, or musky to raise eyebrows either way. So, if you have a male who likes to swipe your perfumes or spritz it on as his form of freshening up, then this is an easy one for you to swerve him too (hands off my Dior!). 

Suggested by Zara: To wear with - Satin Black Dress, When - dress time, Style - Elegant, Intense & Feminine

Whilst I agree with Zara that this is an elegant and somewhat feminine scent, I wouldn't say it's particularly intense, as the longevity and potency of the notes are pretty weak on my skin. I guess, just like the fleeting colours of the sky, Azul Noche can never truly be captured forever but, lives and belongs in the present for us to enjoy. 

This fragrance smells nostalgic like nap times and hugs. If the word "comfortable" had a scent this would be it. I feel like this would be great for all occasions really as it's not overpowering or provocative, and whilst is not my most beloved scent from Zara - I'm eager to see how it wears and grows on me over time. 

Have you tried Azul Noche?

What draws you to a perfume - the notes, the scent, the bottle?

Your comments are always welcomed and appreciated!

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