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Maison Francis Kurkdjian

Lumière Noire Homme (EDT)

2009

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Versions Timeline

2009

Lumière Noire Homme (Original Release)

Price Range
$215 – $220

Estimated price range, including all bottle sizes

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Perfumers

Francis Kurkdjian

"Lumière Noire Homme is a dark, masculine interpretation of rose, shaped by dry herbs, spice, patchouli, and woods. Its character is notably earthy and aromatic rather than sweet or conventionally floral. Artemisia and cumin give the opening a dry, savory edge, while rose forms the central signature. Patchouli and cinnamon deepen the composition with shadowy earthiness and warm spice. The fragrance is distinctive and niche-leaning, favoring originality and texture over broad mass appeal."

Ideal Environment

Best Seasons

Fall
Winter
Spring

Ideal Weather

Cold
Mild
Dry
Cloudy

Moods

Mysterious
Confident
Sophisticated
Powerful
Alluring

Occasions

Date
Dinner
Formal
Night Out
Daily Use

Fun Facts

It presents rose in an unusually dry and masculine framework rather than as a soft or overtly romantic floral.

The fragrance was released in the same year Maison Francis Kurkdjian was founded.

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Aromatic Profile

0m/8h
Top Notes
1x
GreenSpicyFreshFloralEarthyWoody

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

0–1h 12m

artemisia
cumin
Middle Notes

1h 12m–3h 36m

rose
Base Notes

3h 36m–8h

patchouli
cinnamon

Performance

Longevity
80%

Long-lasting (6-8h)

Sillage
70%

Strong

Reviews Summary

“A dark, masculine rose fragrance with a dry herbal and slightly savory opening. Reviews commonly emphasize its earthy patchouli, warm spice, originality, and unusually masculine treatment of rose. It is generally regarded as more niche and collector-oriented than conventionally crowd-pleasing.”

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