NOYZ

 Love Club Eau De Parfum

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An unconventional floral that's here for a good time, not a

Love Club is described as a fruity/floral/woody fragrance with Turkish Pink Rose, Wild Raspberry, and Saffron. Generally speaking, I'm not too huge on fruity/floral fragrances as they can feel a little too young for me. However, Love Club definitely surprised me with a different, somewhat edgy take ...on the genre. To me, it smelled like stepping outside a party to smoke a cigarette with the cool popular girl. The fragrance opens with a strong hit of ebony woods. To me, this doesn't feel like a typical woodsy note, but something a bit more smokey/charcoal-y/burnt, maybe a bit peppery? After the first spritz, my husband commented that it smelled like chemicals, which was not very promising. However, despite the somewhat abrasive opening, this fragrance "blossomed" a bit more with the dry down. It is definitely rose-forward, but it's a fresh, bright rose. It smells clean without being soapy, not powdery like a dried rose note. The raspberry and saffron wasn't super present to me, but worked to round it out without feeling overly complicated.  The major letdown of this fragrance (as well as the other Noyz scents I tried) is the longevity. To be fair, most fragrances don't last super well on me, so if that's a problem you face as well, this might not be the one for you. Not a single person (including my husband) could tell I had any perfume on unless I directed them to sniff the spot on my wrist where I sprayed it. And after about 3-4 hours, it was totally gone. This was improved slightly by layering a swipe of Vaseline stick underneath, but if you're looking for "beast mode", this fragrance is not it. But if you're not too concerned longevity/projection, and you're looking for a sophisticated rose scent that has a twist of something unexpected, you might enjoy this one.