Arsenico Extrait de Parfum

V Canto Arsenico Extrait de Parfum Unisex Perfume.

In the unique classification of poisons, this incredibly potent potion undoubtedly holds a sovereign role.

In fact, it is one of the most famous lethal distillates in history, capable of erasing its traces and so beautiful, with its intense color, that its name in ancient Persian actually means "ornament."

Lucrecia, skilled as she was with her lethal potions, often used it to mold reality to her liking and control the minds of her victims.

This fateful witch was never without this poison; she loved to carry it in her precious golden ring, which had a secret compartment expressly designed and crafted by skilled jewelers to hold the lethal potion, always ready for any eventuality. The ease with which Lucrezia used arsenic, along with the fame this potent potion has achieved, has inspired famous tragedies throughout history, such as Romeo and Juliet and Madame Bovary.

The stylistic inspiration for this work stems precisely from the lethal beauty of arsenic and the magic ring in which Lucrezia loved to wear it.

Like a faithful friend, always by her side, or a terrible weapon always ready to defend or attack, to conquer or seduce in the subtle silence of the ether, without making a sound.

Thinking about it, how similar it is to the perfume and the effects it produces around the wearer...

The creation opens with a well-chosen bouquet of citrus fruits, in which Calabrian bergamot stands out and glides over the comforting sweetness of red fruits such as currant, apple, and sumptuous pineapple.

After this sinuous and subtle opening, you are seduced by an explosion of precious woods, some very rare like red patchouli and cedar of Lebanon, balanced by the delicate birch and tonka bean, united in an embrace created by jasmine and benzoin in the counterpoint of artemisia.

This fragrance, with an incredible and persistent sillage, lasts a very long time because its true strength lies in ambergris blended with ancient musk and precious musks.