Cristina La Veneno Ni Puta Ni Santa
Fragrance notes
Passionfruit
Character
Cristina La Veneno Ni Puta Ni Santa is not a safe daily choice. The scent stays near the body and does not push outward, so it will disappear into a crowd and cannot carry across a large space. That closeness works against it when you want a bold entrance, because the wearer is the only one who will catch the full arc.
The opening pairs sweat and passionfruit with mace, a sharp start that feels alive and slightly raw. Latex and blood sit in the heart alongside elemi resin and saffron, giving the mineral and metallic accords a cool, smooth surface that never turns sweet. Madagascar vanilla and guaiac wood anchor the base with oud, frankincense, and musk, so the drydown stays woody and powdery rather than dessert-like. The whole composition feels aromatic and amber-tinged, built for someone who wants a fragrance that smells like a person, not a product.
This is for the wearer who treats perfume as a private signature rather than a broadcast. It suits cool evenings when a quiet trail matters more than volume, and it fits those who enjoy resin and spice without sugar. Skip it if you need a scent that fills a room or lasts through a long event. The fragrance is a dark ribbon of latex stretched across warm skin.
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