RH-Ø X Venom
Fragrance notes
Character
RH-Ø X Venom opens with a damp, gray scent that feels like walking through a basement where rain has soaked into the cement floor. The mushroom note is earthy and cool, sitting next to a sharp mineral edge that smells exactly like wet stone. Smoke curls through the top layer without ever becoming warm or comforting. It stays cold and industrial.
White flowers appear in the heart, but they are not fresh or dewy. They feel crushed and dark, surrounded by the metallic sting of gunpowder. The blood accord adds a thick, iron-like weight that pulls the florals down into something heavier. This is not a bright or romantic heart. It is dense and slightly unsettling.
Tobacco and leather anchor the base with a dry, rugged texture. Seaweed brings a salty, marine dampness that clashes with the driftwood and ambergris. The result is a mineral, animalic finish that feels both coastal and urban at once. Sweetness lingers in the background, but it never softens the edges of the composition.
Manuel Attardi composed a fragrance that fits a night spent on a quiet pier where the air smells of salt, exhaust, and old wood. The tobacco clings to a jacket while the metallic notes reflect the streetlights overhead. A rusted iron railing stands cold against the palm of your hand.
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