One useful detail.
Night Vision exists in both Eau de Parfum and Eau de Toilette. The EDP is the darker resin-and-incense version.
Fragrance Library
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Electric lemon and dark spices over aromatic sage, green resin, incense and fir balsam—fresh up top, shadowy underneath.
LemonBlack PepperBlack ChiliNutmegCloveGreen Resin AccordClary SageIncenseFir Balsam
Ambery fougère. A note list is scent vocabulary, not a lab formula.
Night Vision exists in both Eau de Parfum and Eau de Toilette. The EDP is the darker resin-and-incense version.
Also in this line
Spicebomb Night Vision contains several exact products. Check the concentration and full name.
Bright citrus and pepper ignite warm cinnamon and saffron, drying into smoky tobacco, leather and vetiver.
Black pepper and nutmeg over smoky incense, cinnamon, dark leather and tobacco—dry, warm and shadowy.
Fiery pepper, saffron and cinnamon wrapped around aromatic lavender, smoky tobacco and warm vanilla-amber.
Hot red pepper over smooth leather and smoldering resinous woods—dry, fiery and darker than the Infrared EDT.
Sharp black pepper over warm white musk and smooth suede—cleaner, softer and more skin-focused than the tobacco-heavy Spicebombs.
Green citrus and apple with dark spices and aromatic herbs, drying into roasted almond, tonka, woods and musk.
Conceptual couture with instantly recognizable perfume personalities. Flowerbomb brings floral-gourmand drama, Spicebomb turns up the spice and woods, and Bonbon arrives with a bow because subtle packaging was never the assignment.