Stéphane Humbert Lucas
Crying Of Evil
A hymn to the beauty of the human soul.
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Description
Inspired by Charles Beaudelaire's Fleurs du Mal, Crying of Evil is an olfactory work of art that evokes a palette of profound emotions. This fragrance captures the duality of the human soul: beauty and evil. Transport yourself to a woody, spicy world where the most intense emotions come to life with top notes of nutmeg blended with heart notes of leather. The warm and sensual base notes of patchouli, amber, incense and oud perfectly capture the essence of the soul, at once beautiful, dark, delicate and powerful.
Inspired by Charles Beaudelaire's Fleurs du Mal, Crying of Evil is an olfactory work of art that evokes a palette of profound emotions. This fragrance captures the duality of the human soul: beauty and evil. Transport yourself to a woody, spicy world where the most intense emotions come to life with top notes of nutmeg blended with heart notes of leather. The warm and sensual base notes of patchouli, amber, incense and oud perfectly capture the essence of the soul, at once beautiful, dark, delicate and powerful.
notes
| families | woody, spicy |
|---|---|
| head notes | Pepper, Red berry, Spice, Tuberose, Violet |
| heart notes | Leather, Rose, Sandalwood |
| base notes | Agarwood, Amber, Incense, Musk |
List of ingredients
- Alcohol denat
- fragrance
- water (aqua)
- cinnamyl alcohol
- cinnamal.
*this list may change over time.
please refer to the information on your product packaging to receive the most up-to-date ingredient list.
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Stéphane Humbert Lucas
"I associate each color with a smell and I am inspired by this vision to create my compositions. Like an artist in front of his canvas, I select precious materials and assemble them to arouse deep emotions. In a few words, I try to capture sensations and tell a story." - Stéphane Humbert Lucas
