Stephane Humbert Lucas Crying of Evil

Stephane Humbert Lucas Crying of EvilCrying of Evil draws inspiration from Charles Baudelaires Les Fleurs du Mal, embarking on a poetic journey that delves into the paradoxical interplay between evil and beauty. This olfactory masterpiece captures the essence of mans eternal struggle between the pursuit of the absolute and the allure of vices. Envelop yourself in a violet infused opera that delicately entwines with the prickling allure of rose, gradually intoxicating your senses. Step

Rooted in raw emotion and sophistication

and spearmint

hand-poured from the original full bottles

adding depth and complexity to the fragrance

where Grandiflorum jasmine from Egypt accentuates the artisan's voice

and woodsy notes

and woody depth

is a homage to the moon's influence in Middle Eastern culture

centifolia rose from Grasse and damask rose from Turkey infuse the scent with a generous and feminine character

balanced by grounding notes of red seaweed accord and salty ambergris

evolves into a subtly herbal heart layered with lavender and geranium

As it dries down