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Victoria's Secret · Sold as feminine
Night Angel
The quiet hours when the city quiets down and the air is filled with a blend of soft florals and warm, comforting scents.
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Night AngelBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Night Angel by Victoria's Secret, launched in 2018, is a Floral fragrance that blends the warmth of amber and rose with subtle animalic notes and powdery undertones. The composition opens with an inviting floral bouquet, quickly evolving into a sophisticated blend where the depth of amber and the richness of the animalic accords create a complex interplay. This fragrance captures the essence of a warm embrace, where the scent of delicate florals mingles with the comforting warmth of soft powders.
Apply Night Angel sparingly to let the powdery base notes develop on your skin. It's designed to be closer to the skin rather than projecting widely, so a light touch will ensure it lingers softly throughout the day.
Fig. 01 — Night Angel, Victoria's Secret
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