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Each year, the International Fragrance Association (IFRA) issues ever-stricter safety and allergen regulations. This affects quite a few classic formulas as well as niche compositions, and sometimes brands have to discontinue a perfume if they are unable to reformulate.
The brand decides to change the concentration. For example, an eau de parfum is reformulated as an extrait, effectively turning it into a different perfume.
The brand ceases operating. The creative director passed away, got bored, started a new project, sold the business, etc.
The brand cannot keep up with logistics and production demands, with disruptions for up to a year. If there is no regular production and availability schedule, it is not viable for a stockist to carry the brand.
The brand changed the distribution model, eg from niche to duty free.
Open a door, follow the light and let yourself be guided through the night. Forbidden, audacious, passionate, escapist, playful or soothing: live your ideal night. A fragrance where the depth of sandalwood and the warmth of bitter cocoa mingle with the comforting light of Marseille soap and cassie flower: an invitation to sensual, reassuring skin-to-skin contact.
This is the scent of close conversation after the room has gone quiet, when the air still carries soap, skin and a trace of warmth from earlier in the evening. It suits a composed presence that feels private rather than performative, with a calm, slightly enigmatic pull.
How to wear
Best in mild to cool weather, where its clean opening and woody drydown can unfold without becoming heavy. Apply one to three sprays for a soft, skin-close trail; more will bring out the cocoa and sandalwood, but the fragrance stays most compelling when it remains intimate.
Who it’s for
For those who like woody fragrances with a clean, understated edge and a soft, skin-like texture. It will appeal to wearers drawn to sandalwood, cedar, soap accords and subtle sweetness rather than loud projection or overt sweetness.
Release year
2023
The nose
Nicolas Beaulieu is a French perfumer known for compositions that balance clarity, texture and a modern naturalness. His work often moves between airy freshness and deeper, more tactile woods and resins, with a polished but human feel. For Bastille, he shaped Paradis Nuit as a nocturnal skin fragrance: clean at first, then warmer and more enveloping as sandalwood, cocoa and hay emerge. The result reflects his talent for making a fragrance feel understated while still emotionally specific.
Collaborators
Bastille’s founders shaped the brief around olfactory freedom, transparency and a fragrance that could feel sensual without losing clarity, giving Nicolas Beaulieu a concept rooted in the brand’s modern, ingredient-led vision. Their role was to define the creative frame rather than a decorative story, allowing the perfume to emerge as a direct expression of the house’s values.
Bastille’s story
Bastille builds transparent, genderless fragrances around a modern French idea of freedom: fewer conventions, full ingredient disclosure and a strong emphasis on natural sourcing and ethical formulation. The house aims to keep niche perfumery expressive without losing clarity, responsibility or wearability.
Paradis Nuit’s concept
Paradis Nuit was conceived as an invitation to move through the night with freedom and imagination. Bastille links the fragrance to Vincent van Gogh’s The Starry Night, translating that suspended, luminous atmosphere into cassie flower, sandalwood, cocoa and a clean Marseille soap accord. The result is a nocturnal composition that feels intimate rather than dramatic.
Extra info
Paradis Nuit is built around a striking contrast: Marseille soap accord against sandalwood, cocoa and hay. It is made with 95% natural ingredients and is positioned by Bastille as a nocturnal, unisex fragrance with a transparent formula.
Notesbergamotcassiacedarwoodcocoagurjum resinhaymarseille soap accordnerolipatchoulipetitgrainsandalwoodtexas cedar
Tags#clean#normcore
Styleunisex
Perfumer: Nicolas Beaulieu
Open a door, follow the light and let yourself be guided through the night. Forbidden, audacious, passionate, escapist, playful or soothing: live your ideal night. A fragrance where the depth of sandalwood and the warmth of bitter cocoa mingle with the comforting light of Marseille soap and cassie flower: an invitation to sensual, reassuring skin-to-skin contact.
This is the scent of close conversation after the room has gone quiet, when the air still carries soap, skin and a trace of warmth from earlier in the evening. It suits a composed presence that feels private rather than performative, with a calm, slightly enigmatic pull.
How to wear
Best in mild to cool weather, where its clean opening and woody drydown can unfold without becoming heavy. Apply one to three sprays for a soft, skin-close trail; more will bring out the cocoa and sandalwood, but the fragrance stays most compelling when it remains intimate.
Who it’s for
For those who like woody fragrances with a clean, understated edge and a soft, skin-like texture. It will appeal to wearers drawn to sandalwood, cedar, soap accords and subtle sweetness rather than loud projection or overt sweetness.
Release year
2023
The nose
Nicolas Beaulieu is a French perfumer known for compositions that balance clarity, texture and a modern naturalness. His work often moves between airy freshness and deeper, more tactile woods and resins, with a polished but human feel. For Bastille, he shaped Paradis Nuit as a nocturnal skin fragrance: clean at first, then warmer and more enveloping as sandalwood, cocoa and hay emerge. The result reflects his talent for making a fragrance feel understated while still emotionally specific.
Collaborators
Bastille’s founders shaped the brief around olfactory freedom, transparency and a fragrance that could feel sensual without losing clarity, giving Nicolas Beaulieu a concept rooted in the brand’s modern, ingredient-led vision. Their role was to define the creative frame rather than a decorative story, allowing the perfume to emerge as a direct expression of the house’s values.
Bastille’s story
Bastille builds transparent, genderless fragrances around a modern French idea of freedom: fewer conventions, full ingredient disclosure and a strong emphasis on natural sourcing and ethical formulation. The house aims to keep niche perfumery expressive without losing clarity, responsibility or wearability.
Paradis Nuit’s concept
Paradis Nuit was conceived as an invitation to move through the night with freedom and imagination. Bastille links the fragrance to Vincent van Gogh’s The Starry Night, translating that suspended, luminous atmosphere into cassie flower, sandalwood, cocoa and a clean Marseille soap accord. The result is a nocturnal composition that feels intimate rather than dramatic.
Extra info
Paradis Nuit is built around a striking contrast: Marseille soap accord against sandalwood, cocoa and hay. It is made with 95% natural ingredients and is positioned by Bastille as a nocturnal, unisex fragrance with a transparent formula.
