Category: Perfume
In Arabic, Laylati means ”my night”, and aptly, this oriental-aromatic perfume conjures up a feeling of nocturnal freedom.
A feeling reminiscent of the haunting, ethereal beauty of observing dusk turn to nightfall high up in the mountains, as the glow of the moonlight illuminates the wild landscape below.
I’ve worn a lot of perfumes, but this one actually makes me feel like I’m stepping outside just as the sky goes purple. The oriental-aromatic blend is deep without being heavy, and it lasted through a whole evening without fading.
The drydown really captures that dusk-into-darkness shift, and it’s the first thing I reach for when I want to feel untethered after a long day. It lasts through my whole evening out without turning cloying.
I wear it when I work late and need to feel like the night is mine, not the office's. It's that haunting dusk-to-dark shift you can almost see, captured in something you spray on—stays close to the skin for hours, which I actually prefer.
