Legal and supply details
- Authenticity: Genuine Ex Nihilo fragrance, rebottled by independent bottler, Fragrance Samples UK.
- Packaging: Products are supplied in plastic spray bottles, as shown in the second image of the image gallery. The retail bottle shown in the main image is for illustration only.
- Sample size: 1ml samples supplied in partially filled 2.2ml bottles.
- Affiliation: Fragrance Samples UK is completely independent and is in no way affiliated with, endorsed by, or working in partnership with Ex Nihilo.
Fragrance
Ex Nihilo Fleur Narcotique, Sample
Fleur Narcotique by Ex Nihilo is an absolutely outstanding Floral Fruity fragrance created by the talented perfumer Quentin Bisch. It opens with a luminous burst of litchi, bergamot, and peach, where the juicy, slightly tart litchi combines with the zesty brightness of bergamot. This initial impression is softened by the velvety sweetness of ripe peach, creating an inviting and vibrant introduction that immediately captures the senses.
As the fragrance evolves, the heart reveals a rich bouquet of florals. The peony note is lush and soft, providing a delicate freshness that complements the creamy, sweet nuances of orange blossom. Jasmine adds an intoxicating depth, while petalia introduces a subtle, powdery quality that rounds out the floral composition. Together, these heart notes create a luxurious and sophisticated floral experience, balancing both lightness and depth.
In the dry-down, the classic base of precious woods, musk, and moss emerges, grounding the fragrance with a warm and sensual foundation. The musk is soft and enveloping, while woody notes impart a subtle earthiness. The moss adds a touch of greenness, enhancing the natural elegance of the scent. This harmonious base lingers gracefully, leaving an impression of understated sophistication and timeless allure.
Profile
- Floral
- Fruity
- Unisex
Notes
Top: Litchi, Bergamot, Peach
Heart: Peony, Orange Blossom, Jasmine, Petalia
Base: Musk, Moss, Woody Notes
FAQs
How does the juicy litchi note contribute to the overall fragrance experience?
The juicy litchi note in Ex Nihilo Fleur Narcotique adds a slightly tart and aromatic burst that, combined with bergamot, creates a vibrant and captivating introduction to the fragrance.
What is the character of the floral heart in this fragrance?
The floral heart is lush and sophisticated, featuring soft peony and creamy orange blossom, enriched by the intoxicating depth of jasmine and the powdery quality of petalia.
How do the base notes of musk, moss, and woody elements influence the scent?
The base notes provide a warm, sensual foundation that grounds the fragrance, with soft musk, subtle earthiness from woody notes, and a touch of greenness from moss adding to its timeless allure.
What sets the initial burst of bergamot apart in this composition?
The bergamot in Fleur Narcotique provides a zesty brightness that enhances the fruity opening, making it both refreshing and inviting as part of the fragrance's luminous start.