Lucifer Люцифер
Fragrance notes
Character
Lucifer Люцифер opens with a sharp bite of citruses and galbanum that feels like walking into a cool room after standing in the heat. The green edge is immediate and unapologetic, cutting through the air with a clarity that demands attention. As the initial brightness settles, ginger and aldehydes bring a sparkling, slightly metallic lift that keeps the composition from feeling heavy. Jasmine and black currant add a dark, fruity roundness to the heart, but the galbanum remains present, threading through the middle and preventing the floral and fruit notes from softening the blend too much.
The base reveals vetiver, oakmoss, and coumarin alongside frankincense and immortelle, creating a dry, resinous foundation that feels rooted in earth and stone. Choya ral and amber add a warm, smoky depth that complements the musk and gives the fragrance a lingering, meditative weight. It is aromatic and woody, with a green freshness that never fully disappears, even as the warmer accords take hold. The overall impression is one of contrast, where bright, bitter greens meet deep, ancient resins in a way that feels intentional and composed.
Composed by Olga Gosina and launched in 2016, this unisex scent suits someone who enjoys complexity and does not mind a fragrance that shifts between sharp and solemn. It feels at home in a dimly lit space where wood panels line the walls and a single window looks out onto a garden after the sun has gone.
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