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Michael Malul London · Sold as masculine
Visionair Midnight Blue
The hum of an underground train station late at night, where the cool air mixes with the subtle warmth of passing bodies and a hint of distant floral scents.
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Visionair Midnight BlueHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2020, Visionair Midnight Blue by Michael Malul London is a fragrance that seamlessly blends the freshness of an ozonic aquatic accord with warm and spicy notes. The opening features watermelon and lavender, creating a crisp yet alluring first impression. As it develops, bergamot and lotus add to its floral aromatic depth before settling into a base of musk, sandalwood, and amber that exudes warmth and comfort.
Apply Visionair Midnight Blue with two sprays to capture its full evolution. The ozonic top notes are most prominent in the first hour but give way to musky and woody undertones that last through the evening.
Fig. 01 — Visionair Midnight Blue, Michael Malul London
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The Visionair line
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Designer Michael Malul London
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