Fleur Narcotique

Ex Nihilo presents Fleur Narcotique in 2014, in the form of an Eau de Parfum composed by Quentin Bisch. The Eau de Parfum is offered in two sizes, a 50 ml bottle and a 100 ml bottle.

Fruity opening

Bergamot brings a fresh fruit, tinged with sugar. Peach comes across as sweet, velvety, with the thickness of a nectar. Lychee adds a fruity note with exotic accents, whose rosy facet prepares the arrival of the flowers in the following tier.

Heart of white and rosy flowers

Jasmine appears warm, sweet, with a wild side. Peony remains tender, rosy, crossed by a touch of lily of the valley. Orange blossom, waxy and powdery, extends the sweet softness of the bouquet and gives it an almost sun-kissed texture.

Musky, forest-like base

Musk combines an animalic warmth with a woody facet. Moss evokes the greenness and earth of a damp undergrowth. Woods close the accord on a soft, creamy material, which envelops the flowers of the heart.

A floral family

Jasmine, peony and orange blossom link Fleur Narcotique to the floral family, that of compositions built around a bouquet. Here, the heady white flowers answer the rosy peony, while peach and lychee tint the whole with a fruity roundness.