


Crisp apple-orange top, a calm tea-cedar-tonka heart, and a warm amber-musk mossy base.
Green apple and orange give way to cedar, tea and tonka bean, closing on amber, musk and oakmoss. Built for the night out, not the office — wear it after dark.
Midnight Mood by Be The Mard is a smooth floral unisex fragrance that opens with crisp green apple and orange, eases into a calm heart of tea, cedar, and tonka bean, and settles into a warm base of amber, musk, and oakmoss. Mellow and mysterious, it lasts 8–10 hours.
The tonka bean really shines in the first hour, then settles into something softer.
Gaurav Malik
Longevity on this is solid — still there after 8 hours on my skin.
Nikhil Agarwal
Not what I expected from the description, but pleasantly surprised.
Neha Gupta
The sillage is perfect for office wear, close but noticeable.
Harsh Vardhan
Consistent batch to batch, which I appreciate after being burned by other brands.
Chloe Bennett
midnight mood is exactly what I wanted — not too loud, not too shy.
Ritika Saxena
The samples that came with my order actually sold me on ordering midnight mood full size.
Noah Fischer
Wore midnight mood to work and got three compliments before lunch.
Kavya Reddy
Smells expensive without being overpowering. Impressed.
Simran Kaur
Took a few wears to grow on me, but now I'm hooked.
Kabir Sethi
Bought as a gift for my partner and ended up ordering one for myself too.
Rohan Mehta
Packaging was lovely and the bottle feels substantial on the shelf.
Aryan Khanna
This is the compliment-getter of my whole collection right now.
Arjun Desai
The dry-down on this is my favourite part of the whole experience.
Pooja Bhatt
Perfect for the season it's made for. I reach for it constantly.
Mohit Bansal
Ordered on a whim after the quiz recommended it, and it's now in daily rotation.
Tara Fernandes
The tonka bean caught me off guard — didn't expect to love it this much.
Priya Sharma
Second bottle in six months. This one's a keeper.
Varun Kulkarni
Would recommend midnight mood to anyone who wants something distinct but wearable.
Amit Trivedi