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Presented in an amber apothecary vial..
Nyx Perfume Oil
$5.75 – $23.00
Nyx Perfume Oil
$5.75 – $23.00
Named in honor of the primeval Greek Goddess of Night. A scent reflecting inky black skies and eternal desolation. Night-blooming jasmine, warmed by myrrh, lifted by the promise of rose.
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Mystina –
This is the most beautiful combination of Jasmine and Rose I think there is. It’s my unicorn, I’ve been seeking it since I first got in to BPAL, and a friend mailed Nyx to me as a Halloween Cheer-me-up present…. It smells exactly like a product Lush used to make called Fever, which smelled so heavenly. This is a scent that reminds you of old Hollywood. Lipstick, roses, and jasmine. It’s glorious. The Myrrh ties it all in. I’m going to have to get a bottle! The best thing is, my friend didn’t even know about my long time search for all things Fever. This is the perfect balance of Rose and Jasmine. I don’t know how you do it, Beth.
VetchVespers –
This is a nice, medium weight, romantic floral. It starts out very strong on a lemony, sharp jasmine note, but this calms down and blends with a soft rose. The myrrh adds some depth and a bit of resinous sweetness. It’s in the same family as Black Rose and Obsidian Widow to my nose, but is lighter and more classic.
Angela –
Wanted an every day jasmine that wasn’t overpowering. Found it. I’ve gone through my imp that I got in November, so needless to say, I’m getting a full bottle. 😀 The myrrh really makes this something special, and my obsession with incense just helps it along the way.
xaglow –
I liked this one. The jasmine was nice, not too overpowering and cloying as it is want to do sometimes. I dries very nicely into a light jasmine smell that’s not too powdery or flowery.
callipsofacto –
This is one of my all time favorite scents. It’s sexy in a subtle way, not too forward, lasts a decently long time.
Nuri –
With a name like Nyx and the dark amber color of the juice I was weary of the sample I received. I was expecting a stink bomb. Instead of a heady dark scent it was a rather lovely jasmine that has had some of its sharpness clipped by a slight herby note that I assume is the myrrh. This I think is brilliant because I tend to avoid jasmine perfumes because they come across too shrill.