Nerotic by Laboratorio Olfattivo bottle
Laboratorio Olfattivo

Nerotic

4.1/5 · 709 votes Unisex 2016
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Character

Longevity3.7/5
Sillage3.2/5
Day47
Night88
Fall100
Winter99
Spring41
Summer14
Our take

Nerotic opens with a burst of red fruits and citrus, a surprisingly bright and almost jammy introduction that feels like a glint of sunlight before the storm. That initial sweetness is quickly reined in by a heart of saffron and coriander, turning the composition decisively warm and aromatic. The geranium adds a green, slightly metallic edge, preventing it from tipping into gourmand territory. Then comes the dry down, and this is where Nerotic earns its name. A dense base of smoke, leather, and amber emerges, pushing the fruit into the background like a memory. The sandalwood softens the edges, but the overall effect is dark, animalic, and smoldering. It conjures an image of a leather jacket hung by a dying campfire, the embers still glowing as the last of the night air cools the fabric. This is unmistakably niche in its refusal to be polite. It has a synthetic bite in the top notes that some might find jarring, but that abrasiveness fades into a rich, almost powdery warmth. The longevity and sillage are moderate at best, which is the real weakness here. You get a solid four hours before it becomes a skin scent, and it never projects like a bomb. This is a fragrance for a night out in late autumn or deep winter, when the cold air can catch the smoky wisps and make them linger. Wear it to a dimly lit bar, a jazz club, or a bonfire gathering. Skip it if you want clean freshness or crowd pleasing sweetness. Nerotic is for the person who wants their scent to feel like a secret, not a declaration. 🖤

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