Last Light is a floral woody musk that launched in 2019 and was created by Pascal Gaurin and Yves Cassar. Fresh floral notes come together with musk and patchouli to create a smooth, woody effect. It features top notes of peach and bergamot; middle notes of jasmine and white woods; and base notes of patchouli, musk and amber woods.
The Henry Rose line was created by Michelle Pfeiffer and their fragrances are hypoallergenic and contain no parabens, no phthalates and no formaldehyde.
Last Light has been discontinued. It is an eau de parfum, edp.
HENRY ROSE LAST LIGHT REVIEWS
Fragrantica: "Eve in the garden of Eden, barefoot in the dirt, the smell of coming rain in the air, biting into a peach."
Fragrantica: "Last Light is a sort of turnaround of Mitsouko and a restatement of 24 Faubourg: What if you used the iconic light wash of peach and that Guerlain opening gambit of bergamot. And you kept Mitsouko’s heart note of jasmine. But instead of the base combination of dry vetiver and oakmoss - the spine making Mitsy so heartbreakingly evocative of drying brown leaves and a slow-dying world in Fall - you used patchouli. And not just any patchouli, but a resinous, living, exuberant patch with a clean-skin note of musk? This is Mitsouko before she despaired. And the nod to Hermes’ 24 Faubourg? Beautiful and classic in presentation, 24 Faubourg opens with and maintains a formal orange blossom and iris draped in leaves of green hyacinth, and grounds this with an old-school French patchouli-sandalwood combination lightened a bit with amber. In Last Light, the counter-turn is to a lighter bergamot/jasmine top, a heart of clean-skin musk, and re-imagined with a sweeter, fresher patchouli base. The formal Manhattan upper crust hostess of a museum gala (24 Faubourg) wrapped in hyacinth, orange blossom, and French amber-sandalwood turns and embraces the exuberant, huggable neice with all her fresh and resonant patch and clean musk and jasmine. Striking and beautifully made fragrance. A man in this… nuzzle bomb."
Fragrantica: "I absolutely love this scent the peach and patchouli together is heavenly. It's a sexy earthy and musky peach. My only complaint is like most other Henry Rose the projection is minimal I have to stick my wrist to my nose to smell it. Love layering it with Peach Skin from Phlur as somone on here had suggested! A hit for date night."
Fragrantica: "I definitely get a peach note in this. The patchouli is so beautifully done but I wish this was a tad stronger and not so much a skin scent. I did have to spray a lot on to get a good whiff."
Fragrantica: "This really has the best peach note. Its short lived but so so good. Definitly recommend buying when its on sale or at a discount store. I see the light and am racing towards it, bathing in this sweet peach bliss. I smell of a radiant peach in a holy white light as I am raptured away."
Fragrantica: "Last Light was my signature nighttime scent for a while. On my skin it smells deliciously peachy, and the patchouli and musk keep it from being too sweet. It has a great balance. It’s been out of my rotation for a bit, but I’ve been layering with different body mists to bring it back into the fold. Goes great with Phlur’s Peach Skin or Vanilla Skin!"
Fragrantica: "Wait, do I like patchouli? I always thought I hated it, but I'm really digging the earthier notes in this scent mixed with musk. On my skin the peach is very distinct, with a a soft floral background. It oscillates between a subtle feminine and masculine scent, very switch."
Fragrantica: "No one is more annoyed than I am how much I enjoy many of the releases from this house, a celebrity line of "clean" fragrances. But I really do; Last Light and Torn are my two favorites, and they feel like two sides of the same coin, except what Torn does in vetiver, Last Light does in patchouli. And this patchouli is really nice. It has enough earthiness that it will turn off patchouli haters, but it never falls completely into head shop territory. The fruity notes at the top and the musk keep it somewhat elevated, youthful but refined. The sillage is really lovely, and I can catch whiffs of it for hours, making my mouth water. Wear this with a gauzy floral dress and heavy combat boots. A taupe suede moto jacket completes the look."
