Élysée Liminaire

I am not the best at naming all the tones, undertones etc. However what I can tell you is that I have never smelled anything like it. The first spray is like a massive explosion, not close enough to be hit but close enough to feel the heat, smoke and a slightly "chemical" vibe. The sharp metallic/smoky notes come in first along with burnt fur, then it mellows out a little making way to the sweeter notes (I personally can't pinpoint specific ones, it just smells sweet) and as it dries it's the most uncanny combination of sweetness/metal/toxic waste like thing. If I were to say, weirdly enough since obviously I havent had the "pleasure", that's what I imagine radiation to smell like. As if your nose and mouth had been exposed to too much radiation and now you have this sickly smell but at the same time it's extremely addicting. This type of perfume needs to be owned, it turns heads and makes itself known. artistic manifestation at its best. Can't recommend it enough if you enjoy bold fragrances.

This scent began with a metallic plunge of aromas, but rapidly, floral and green scents emerged, accompanied by images of verdant pastures. Flowers bloomed all around this scent, surfacing through a murky, muddy place. It exploded with its top notes in a field of metal and rose blossoms, but the heart notes revealed themselves quickly. Once I sat with the strength of the scent, it mellowed, and a rainbow of citrus came through its industrial beginnings. The base notes hung for a long time, emitting grass, green leaves, and the smell of warm autumn evenings in a Central European grove of apple trees. It’s a strong perfume - bold and risky - with fruit bearing on the trees over the iron fence.

This would be neon, if scents could be compared to colours. Unnatural, buzzing, uneasy, loud, catchy, soapy, metallic and persistent. Not for everyone, definitely not for everyday.

This brand uses shitty gen AI "art" in their promotional materials. Avoid.

It's so weird, like rubbing car brake fluid mixed with homemade vodka on your skin. Not wearable for me, but artistic. I'm sure they have some fan base who would enjoy these fragrances. They definitely produce something unique that has not been on market yet. Caps are really beautiful and esoteric haha Pictura has similar base for every creation and you can smell their work immediately. It leans in sweet direction and always turn my stomach upside down. It might be very high oil concentration or the used musk is very sweet.