Perfume inspired by Ex Nihilo Fleur Narcotique

A fragrance inspired by the renowned Ex Nihilo Fleur Narcotique. Ingredients sourced from Seluz. Available in a glass atomizer (2, 5, or 10 ml). 90% similarity to the original. Longevity: 4–6 hours.

Perfumer: Quentin Bisch.

Gender: Unisex.

Top notes: Bergamot, lychee, peach. The opening is sparkling: bergamot provides freshness, lychee adds a tart, slightly metallic quality (avoiding syrupy sweetness), and peach contributes a warm, honeyed sweetness.

Heart notes: Peony, jasmine, orange blossom. A floral bouquet unfolds here. The peony is not powdery or "retro," but rather dewy—almost crisp—with a green undertone. Jasmine adds a creamy quality, free from heavy, indolic nuances. Orange blossom completes this white-floral symphony.

Base notes: Musk, moss, woody notes. The base creates a lingering, enveloping trail (sillage). The musk here is not soapy; instead, it carries a "clean, animalic" (skin-like) and cashmere-soft quality. Moss and woody accords add depth and a subtle, tart edge.

Overall, the composition evokes a blooming garden, where luscious fruits and fresh flowers blend harmoniously with a warm, slightly earthy base.

The name "Narcotic Flower" reflects its magnetic quality: the fragrance truly has the power to "draw you in," leaving behind a lingering, captivating trail.

Suitable for layering with the original Ex Nihilo Fleur Narcotique perfume—a great way to make your fragrance go further.

Test for skin sensitivity on a small, inconspicuous area. If an adverse reaction occurs, discontinue use.

I wear it myself, and it hasn’t caused any issues for anyone around me.

Packaging: glass atomizer in a box.

Tags: Perfume, Ex Nihilo