Vice
Fragrance notes
Character
Vice is not a subtle introduction to white florals. The tuberose and gardenia here carry a weight that can feel overwhelming on first contact, especially for anyone who prefers airy, transparent compositions. The heliotrope adds a soft, powdery haze that some will find comforting and others will find cloying. It is a fragrance that demands a certain tolerance for density.
The musk in the blend leans animalic rather than clean, giving the flowers a warm, slightly lived-in texture. Accords of vanilla and almond sit close to the powdery surface, creating a lactonic softness that rounds off the sharper edges of the petals. It feels more like a statement piece than a casual everyday choice, and the sillage it creates on fabric is noticeable.
Composed by Oleg Razygrin and launched in 2018, this unisex release sits firmly in the realm of heavy white floral musks. It suits cooler evenings and occasions where a bold presence is welcome, while those who shy away from dense, powdery warmth should approach with caution. The almond note lingers near the skin, mixing with the petals in a way that feels
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