Fleur Narcotique: sensually woody
Fleur Narcotique by Ex Nihilo is a floral fragrance created in 2014 by perfumer Quentin Bisch. Sophisticated, seductive and intensely feminine, it interprets the spirit of the contemporary Rive Droite woman: elegant, magnetic and naturally confident.
The composition opens with a luminous fruity burst of bergamot, peach and lychee. At its heart, a floral bouquet of jasmine, peony and orange blossom reveals the fragrance’s most narcotic and enveloping facet.
In the base, transparent woods and moss add depth and sophistication, while musk softens the trail with a clean, delicate and long-lasting sensuality.
The bottle reflects the unmistakable elegance of Ex Nihilo, with a refined presentation, an engraved golden cap and a luxurious case in tones of white, blue, black and gold.
Founded in Paris in 2013, Ex Nihilo was born from the vision of three young Parisians seeking a contemporary alternative to traditional luxury. Inspired by avant-garde creativity and the refined French spirit, the maison celebrates savoir-faire, personalisation and some of the finest raw materials in perfumery.