Collection Signature by Ex Nihilo bottle
Ex Nihilo

Collection Signature

3.6/5 · 25 votes Unisex 2018
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Character

Longevity3.0/5
Sillage3.6/5
Day100
Night29
Spring100
Summer43
Fall43
Winter14
Our take

A sunlit courtyard in late morning holds the air around you as bright citrus and bergamot lead the way. The sharp peel of the opening feels clean against warm stone, then iris and narcissus arrive with a yellow floral breath that carries a powdery softness. Cacao adds a gentle warmth to the flowers, while leather sits beneath them with a faint animalic edge that keeps the blend from feeling like a simple bouquet. The scent occupies the space around you with a steady presence that does not overwhelm the table where you sit, yet it remains clear enough that the person across from you notices it when the breeze moves.

The mood stays lifted and alert, suited to a day spent outdoors while the light is still bright. It feels refined without being stiff, a composition that suits someone who enjoys floral elegance threaded with a darker, textured base. The cacao and leather give it a warm spicy character that deepens the green and violet tones, so the fragrance reads as sophisticated rather than playful. It fits a wearer who wants a scent that feels intentional and composed in social settings where conversation flows easily.

The narcissus can lean sharp on the skin, and the leather carries an animalic note that may feel too bold for those who prefer a purely clean floral. This intensity is the real limitation here, because the blend demands a tolerance for that edge. It is not a gentle introduction to the style, and anyone sensitive to heavy yellow florals or that particular leather accent will find it difficult to wear comfortably through the day.

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