Fleur Narcotique is a unisex floral-fruity fragrance launched in 2014 by Parisian niche house Ex Nihilo, crafted by master perfumer Quentin Bisch. The best-selling fragrance in the Ex Nihilo collection and a modern icon of contemporary perfumery, it delivers a breathtakingly luminous profile — combining a sparkling burst of lychee and peach, a hypnotic white floral heart of peony, jasmine and orange blossom, and a soft transparent base of musk, moss and woody notes that lingers on the skin like a delicate floral veil long after you leave the room.
Notes
Top notes: Lychee, Bergamot, Peach
Middle notes: Peony, Orange Blossom, Jasmine, Petalia
Base notes: Musk, Moss, Woody Notes
The fragrance opens with an ethereal and immediately captivating burst of exotic lychee and ripe juicy peach, lifted by a sparkling bergamot that adds just the right citrus brightness — fresh, luminous and effortlessly elegant, like the first blooms of a Parisian spring caught in the morning light. In the heart, a magnificent white floral bouquet unfolds — soft peony and heady jasmine intertwine with delicate orange blossom, elevated by Ex Nihilo's signature Petalia molecule that creates an almost supernatural floral radiance that blooms continuously on the skin, never fading, never overwhelming, always perfectly balanced. As it settles, a whisper-light base of transparent musk, cool moss and soft woody notes takes over — clean, airy and skin-close — leaving a trail so luminous, so effortlessly beautiful and so addictively narcotic that one application is simply never enough.
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3 ml Roll On Oil, 6 ml Roll On Oil, 12 ml Roll On Oil, 30 ml Extrait Spray, 50 ml Extrait Spray, 100 ml Extrait Spray |
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