Frequently Asked Questions about Nuit d'Issey Pulse of the Night by Issey Miyake
What does Nuit d'Issey Pulse of the Night by Issey Miyake smell like?
Nuit d'Issey Pulse of the Night by Issey Miyake features top notes of Olibanum (Frankincense), middle notes of Amber, Patchouli, and Tonka Bean, and base notes of Leather, Sandalwood, Vanilla, Vetiver, and Woody Notes.
How long does Nuit d'Issey Pulse of the Night by Issey Miyake last?
Based on user reviews, Nuit d'Issey Pulse of the Night by Issey Miyake has moderate longevity, typically lasting 4-6 hours. The longevity rating is 3.0 out of 5.
What is the sillage of Nuit d'Issey Pulse of the Night by Issey Miyake?
Nuit d'Issey Pulse of the Night by Issey Miyake has moderate sillage that stays close to the skin but is noticeable. The sillage rating is 3.0 out of 5.
When was Nuit d'Issey Pulse of the Night by Issey Miyake released?
Nuit d'Issey Pulse of the Night by Issey Miyake was released in 2019.
Nuit d'Issey Pulse of the Night is a fragrance by Issey Miyake. Released in 2019. It has the top notes of Olibanum (Frankincense), middle notes of Amber, Patchouli, and Tonka Bean, and base notes of Leather, Sandalwood, Vanilla, Vetiver, and Woody Notes.
I can see why Pulse Of The Night is rated so highly, but only in comparison to the rest of the current designer market. It’s a nice warm amber, and definitely one of the best from Issey Miyake, but overall isn’t anything special or particularly memorable. A fairly synthetic smelling frankincense leads the way, with a warm leathery amber resting on a bed of sweet, creamy vanilla and tonka. It has all the aspects of a good sexy evening fragrance, but falls a bit flat unfortunately. However I’m sure this lack of depth is what appeals so much to the masses, you can’t really dislike it. Overall it’s a nice, respectable scent. I don’t love it personally, but I can see why others do. I think Issey Miyake is just one of those brands I could never get into.
I can see why Pulse Of The Night is rated so highly, but only in comparison to the rest of the current designer market. It’s a nice warm amber, and definitely one of the best from Issey Miyake, but overall isn’t anything special or particularly memorable. A fairly synthetic smelling frankincense leads the way, with a warm leathery amber resting on a bed of sweet, creamy vanilla and tonka. It has all the aspects of a good sexy evening fragrance, but falls a bit flat unfortunately. However I’m sure this lack of depth is what appeals so much to the masses, you can’t really dislike it. Overall it’s a nice, respectable scent. I don’t love it personally, but I can see why others do. I think Issey Miyake is just one of those brands I could never get into.