There are two decisions to make when buying Tom Ford Noir Extreme: which version you want and how much fragrance you want. At Shine Beauty Shop, the Eau de Parfum is listed in 50 mL and 100 mL sizes, while a separate listing offers Parfum in 50 mL. Choose the version first, then compare sizes within it.
Three listings, two versions
- Noir Extreme Eau de Parfum Spray, 50 mL: the EDP version in the smaller of these two EDP listings.
- Noir Extreme Eau de Parfum Spray, 100 mL: twice the stated liquid volume of the 50 mL EDP.
- Noir Extreme Parfum Spray, 50 mL: the Parfum version, with the same stated volume as the smaller EDP listing.
All three showed available inventory on October 9, 2026. The product pages provide current prices and availability.
How the brand describes the two scents
Tom Ford's Eau de Parfum description emphasizes spices and citrus leading into kulfi and floral accords, followed by amber, sandalwood and vanilla. On its Parfum page, the brand highlights cardamom, shimoga ginger, tonka bean and guaiacwood.
Those descriptions offer different points of emphasis within the Noir Extreme family. If you love the bottle you already have, match its concentration label before exploring another interpretation. If you are choosing between them for the first time, use the descriptions to decide what you would like to sample; they are not a substitute for your own scent preference.
Replacing a familiar bottle
Read the front and bottom labels or your old order confirmation. Keep “Noir Extreme” and either “Eau de Parfum” or “Parfum” together in your search. “Tom Ford Noir Extreme 50 mL” alone can lead to both 50 mL listings above.
When buying for someone else, ask for a photograph of their bottle's readable label. It is an easy way to settle the version question without relying on a description such as “the strong one.” Bottle color or a remembered box is useful supporting information, but the written name is the clearer reference.
Compare value within the version you want
For the EDP sizes, divide each current price by 50 or 100 to compare the price per milliliter. Then consider the total spend and whether you want the extra volume. For a 50 mL EDP-versus-Parfum decision, both bottles offer the same stated amount, so concentrate on the version you enjoy rather than treating one as a larger purchase.
Our fragrance concentration guide explains why a concentration label alone cannot promise a particular wear time. Browse the Perfume and Fragrance collection for other bottles, and inspect the individual listing if a particular packaging version matters to you.