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Secretions Magnifiques Sample

Sale price $10.00
    • This is a 2 ml spray sample. Find the full bottle here. 

      Like blood, sweat, sperm, saliva, Sécrétions Magnifiques is as real as an olfactory coitus that sends one into raptures, to the pinnacle of sensual pleasure, that extraordinary and unique moment when desire triumphs over reason. Masculine tenseness frees a rush of adrenalin in a cascade of high-pitched aldehydic notes. The sensation of freshness is gripping. Then the fragrance reveals a metallic side, precise and as sharp as unappeased desire. We are on a razor-edge... skin and sweat mingle, and tastes of musk and sandalwood. The slightly salty marine effect stirs, arouses, and sets your mouth watering. Confusion reigns supreme. A subversive, disturbing perfume. It’s love or hate at first sight. 

       

      Notes include marine accord, salt accord, aldehyde, blood accord, milk accord, adrenaline accord, sandalwood, iris, opoponax. 

       

    • État Libre d'Orange, or Orange Free State, was created by Etienne de Swardt to be a provocative, intelligent line, each perfume with a point of view. In the Free Orange State, there are no constraints and nothing is off limits. As the company declares in its manifesto, "Perfume is dead. Long live perfume!" 
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Overall rating: 3.3333333 / 5 from 3 reviews.

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Definitely not for everyone. But

"Definitely not for everyone. But I loved it. There’s something about it that just makes you want to keep smelling it. Totally addictive"

Blake M. (4/5)

absolutely hideous. that’s what i

"absolutely hideous. that’s what i was looking for 🙏"

ALEX P. (1/5)

A dreadful masterpiece

"Wow. One star or five? Both. This is perfume raised to the level of high art. Which is not to say that the perfume is pleasant and I want to smell like this, but I am delighted that this exists and that I had a chance to smell it. It smells truly dreadful. Like something died in the boy’s high school gym locker room. The coconut evokes cheap shampoo or a Fabreeze attempt to mask the primal notes of stale urine, rancid sweat, morning breath, and perhaps seamen. It is a masterpiece - evoking everything our noses are evolutionarily primed to smell and react to. Worth every penny for a sample. A sniff makes you feel alive, but regularly dousing yourself in it might be social suicide."

Zora (5/5)

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