Crying of Evil

Inspiration
Crying of Evil is inspired by Charles Baudelaire’s Les Fleurs du Mal, in which the poet expresses the paradox between evil and beauty. A poetic alchemy of leather, myrrh, purple tears and rare flowers that releases every emotion drop by drop.

Fragrance Family
Amber and leather

The Olfactive Composition
Top notes: Pink pepper, tuberose, violet, spices
Heart notes: Sandalwood, leather, rose
Base notes: Patchouli, amber, frankincense, musk

Perfumer
Stéphane Humbert Lucas

The Signature of Crying of Evil
Pink pepper, tuberose, violet and spices open intense and floral. Sandalwood, leather and rose form a sensual heart, before patchouli, amber, olibanum and musk leave a powerful, animalic trail.

What our ParfuMaria team thinks of this fragrance
Crying of Evil moves us with its balance between pink pepper and patchouli: refined, without ever becoming loud. On the skin the scent opens with pink pepper and tuberose, bright and inviting during the first half hour. Then sandalwood and leather take over and the composition reveals its true character. After three to four hours it settles into patchouli and amber, a soft, personal finish that lingers well into the day on skin and clothing. We like to wear it best on autumn and winter evenings, for a special occasion. A scent for lovers of intense florals and leather with a dark poetry.