Rien-Etat Libre d'Orange samples & decants -Scent Split
  • 100ml in Manufacturer's bottle
  • 1ml Sample
  • 2ml Glass Spray
  • 5ml Glass Spray
  • 9ml Glass Spray


    • Our Etat Libre d'Orange Rien samples and decants are rebottled by Scent Split from genuine fragrance bottles. Scent Split is a wholly independent entity not affiliated, connected, or associated with Etat Libre d'Orange.

    Rien

    $170.00 USD
    By Etat Libre d'Orange

    Original bottle not included with sample/decant purchase. Scent Split rebottles the genuine fragrance into smaller bottles.

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    "Do not believe what you first see... under the demureness of the name, the spicy savour of blackcurrant bays and the musky notes of blonde suede. Rien is a second skin perfume, a perfume that clings to the body and perseveres in the mind. Like venial sin on the verge of becoming mortal, irresistible and resolutely pervasive. As light as mohair and as precious as cashmere, the fragrance envelops skin with a powdered caress. It has the meticulous elegance and hypnotic beauty of a modern Dorian Gray, in a feminine/masculine version. An entrancing fragrance that leaves an unforgettable imprint. Utter charm, utterly charismatic. The vanilla/opium accord of the drydown reinforces the addiction. Rien is an essential. — A perfumer’s confession." - A Note from the Brand.

     

    Notes:

    Top notes: Black Pepper, Safraleine (Saffron & Leather Accord), Incense essence Orpur Heart notes: Leather, Iris Absolute, Cistus Absolute Base notes: Patchouli essence Orpur, Vetiver essence Orpur, Treemoss

     

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    Devon M.
    Distinguished Gentleman

    This smells like a mix between a barbershop & a bonfire.

    It’s clean, it’s smoky, it’s amber-y, it’s warm, it’s dark liquor-y. It’s the perfect night time scent for the summer when the cool breeze comes in after a day of being out in the heat. It’s more easily an all arounder in the autumn and winter when you want to feel warm.

    There’s a grassy-ness to it but not to the extent of a green fragrance. It also reminds me of Knize Ten.

    This is what I imagine the cigar rooms of the victorian age smelling like. It’s a mobsters card room scent, but without the overwhelming cigar scent.

    It’s beautiful.