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It starts and ends soft. Cardamom opens on its own, spicy and slightly green, and almost immediately a heart of milky notes comes in and rounds out everything that follows. The base is a block of woods: cedar, two different sandalwoods, spicatum and album, plus vetiver and patchouli. That double reading of sandalwood is what gives it its creamy texture, and vetiver keeps it from becoming cloying.
Late Night is the spicy, woody eau de parfum from Réservation Parfums, signed by Yann Vasnier. The house states a 20% concentration, with high intensity and sillage, and presents it as one of its bestsellers. In its story, it is the dead hour of a hotel, with room service already cleared away, and the perfume answers to that: closed, warm and without edges.
It is a night-time scent for autumn and winter, although the milky side makes it wearable indoors all year round. It layers with Chambre Secrète, from the same house, if you want to add vanilla and incense to the sandalwood, and with Suite 909 when you want to turn up the pepper and make it drier.
What does Late Night smell like?
Late Night by Réservation Parfums is a woody spicy fragrance: cardamom in the top notes, milky notes in the heart, and a base of cedar, sándalo album and spicatum, vetiver, and patchouli.
Why does Late Night use two different sandalwoods?
Late Night combines sándalo album and sándalo spicatum, two species with different profiles. That double reading is what gives it the creamy texture that defines it.
Who created Late Night?
Yann Vasnier created Late Night for Réservation Parfums, just like the rest of the house's collection.
What goes well with Late Night?
Late Night layers with Chambre Secrète, from the same house, which adds vanilla and incense, and with Suite 909 if you want to make it drier and more peppery.

