Ex Nihilo Fleur Narcotique | Fragrance Decant Sample

Ex Nihilo Fleur Narcotique | Fragrance Decant Sample

Fleur Narcotique blends sparkling bergamot with juicy lychee and peach before unfolding into jasmine, peony and orange blossom. Woods, moss and musk give the floral sweetness a soft, textured finish, an elegant companion to daytime plans that turn into an evening out.

Created by perfumer Quentin Bisch.

Fragrance Notes

• Top: Bergamot, Lychee, Peach
• Heart: Jasmine, Peony, Orange Blossom
• Base: Wood, Moss, Musk

Why You'll Love It

• A juicy floral with bright fruit and a gently woody-musky finish.
• A lovely choice for spring, summer and year-round daytime wear.
• Eau de Parfum concentration, available in decant sample sizes.
• Try it for polished everyday wear or a fresh evening signature.

About This Listing

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