Generation(s)

Juicy fruits and very airy. Light, fresh, clean, beautiful. Unisex but more fem leaning. The fragrance is alcohol free, so it really won't project much. Longevity SHOULD be good, but it's hard for me to tell since I go nose blind relatively quickly. I wish this one wasn't priced the same as every other Ex Nihilo bottle, but it's nearly $400 for a 100ml- and that price point is insanely criminal and someone over at Ex Nihilo should be arrested for that crime.

smells like peach to my nose in the opening. Fig shows up in a minute, and the scent gets creamy. Lasts about 4-5h on my skin, it’s one of the best fig perfumes I have ever smelled. I like that it’s water based, no irritation to the skin and nose. Sillage is intimate, but good enough for myself to enjoy. Highly recommended!! I hope Ex Nihilo never discontinues this beautiful perfume.

What a wonderful perfum. I always love Figue and Philosycos is my favorite which is not ideal for the summer. Generations is just perfect. So soft and light however very clean and delightful sillage.

The fragrance opens with a juicy and incredibly natural pear – soft, subtly sweet, and delicately spiced with a touch of pink pepper. The opening feels fresh and airy, with a gentle spark of piquancy, never tipping into excessive sweetness. At its heart lies a fig lover’s dream: ripe, creamy, and infused with a smooth lactonic nuance that adds a velvety roundness to the composition. The fig is expressive yet never overpowering - warm, cozy, and inviting. As it dries down, sandalwood brings a soft, powdery woodiness that wraps the scent in comfort and calm. Paired with musk and a hint of sweet tonka bean, the base leaves behind a tender, enveloping trail that feels serene and beautifully blended. This is a harmonious, refined, and modern creation where fruitiness, spice, and woods come together with remarkable finesse. It doesn’t shout - it whispers, designed for those who appreciate soft yet distinctive signatures. If you’re a fan of fig and sandalwood, this is definitely one to explore. Longevity is also impressive , I can easily smell it on myself for at least six hours.

Well ... I ordered a test on this one without knowing that it apparently doesn’t include alcohol. I like creamy fig notes in perfume, the not too green/grassy ones, which this one has! It’s creamy, sweet and fruity but with a nice, woody base. I can also sense the pink pepper slightly. However, unlike most Ex Nihilos, this one stays really close to the skin and to be honest, I can barely feel it unless i keep it straight under my nose. It’s a very pleasant scent to my nose - I really love this type of fig scent, as I wrote. However, I wont purchase the full bottle since it’s ridiculously expensive if it’s not going to neither last, nor project well.