Fragrances

The modern men's anchor of the house: cardamom, nutmeg, cedar, and musc arranged into something dark, clean, and sharply tailored. It feels cooler and more refined than the original for Him, with the mystery dialed into a sleeker silhouette.

The darkest and smoothest bleu noir, where the musc core is wrapped in suede, iris, sandalwood, leather, vetiver, and tonka. It feels luxurious and shadowed, like a smoked-glass version of the line’s signature structure.

A newer warm-woody men's scent where sandalwood rounds the musc signature into something creamy, smooth, and intimate. It feels more tactile and mellow than the bleu noir branch, but just as refined.

A floral-focused Fragonard composition that treats Narcisse as the main color while surrounding it with the house's soft freshness and refined musky warmth. It feels natural, decorative, and luminous, more like a carefully arranged bouquet than a heavy abstract perfume.

A famous dark floral from the golden age of perfumery, Narcisse Noir blends orange blossom, narcissus, civet-like warmth, and rich woods into a dramatic and mysterious composition. It feels theatrical, lush, and deeply vintage in the best sense.

A floral fragrance with a proud, narcotic, and self-assured character. It feels creamy, warm, and elegant, with florals presented in a polished extrait style rather than a delicate fresh bouquet.

A juicy tropical gourmand centered on passionfruit, blood orange, blackcurrant, pear, peach, vanilla, brown sugar, tonka, jasmine, iris, amber, sandalwood, musk, and blonde woods. It feels like a bright fruit cocktail melting into creamy vanilla woods, cheerful but still rich enough for the brand profile.

The house signature is a woody-spicy composition with a gourmand edge, opening on sugar, cypress, and pepper before moving into cannabis, patchouli, cypriol, vetiver, and pimento. The drydown becomes darker and smoother, with oud, amber, sandalwood, cashmere wood, and musk giving it a warm, enveloping finish.

A rich fruity-amber fragrance with cherry, cognac, vanilla, tobacco, pink pepper, and soft spice. It feels decadent and smooth, bringing a liqueur-like sweetness into the Side Effect family without becoming merely a fruit-gourmand.

The original discontinued Narcotic Flowers formula, a natural white-floral fragrance built around opulent night-blooming florals, orange blossom, jasmine, osmanthus, ylang-ylang, magnolia, and a soft woody base. It feels more botanical and handmade than the later reformulation, with humid floral richness, gentle green facets, and a warm natural dry-down.

A reformulated white-floral aquatic fragrance with green mandarin, lime zest, absinthe, clary sage, jasmine, orange blossom, osmanthus, ylang-ylang, magnolia, sandalwood, patchouli, Atlas cedar, and ambroxan. It opens green, wet, and aromatic before blooming into humid white flowers. The base is smooth, woody, and lightly ambered, giving the floral heart a modern translucent finish.

An opulent white floral that pushes tuberose, jasmine, and dense petal sweetness into an almost overwhelming bloom. It feels lush, humid, and unapologetically sensual, more like being engulfed by flowers than wearing a tidy floral perfume.

A citrus fragrance pushed into narcotic extrait territory, with bright fruit, aromatic bite, floral warmth, and a long musky-amber base. It opens sharp and energetic, then becomes richer and more hypnotic than a normal citrus scent. It feels like citrus peel, sun, and sweet resin amplified until freshness becomes intoxicating.

A warm musky amber fragrance with soft florals, powder, vanilla, and clean woods. It feels smooth, feminine, and intimate, with a creamy skin-like finish.

A soft musky floral with rose, orange blossom, peach-like fruit, patchouli, and amber. It feels clean, feminine, and sensual in a quiet way, with a smooth powdery-musky dry-down.

A powdery floral musk with soft rose, jasmine, creamy powder, tonka, and woods. It feels cosmetic, gentle, and elegant, like a pale musky veil over smooth florals.

A polished masculine fougère with cardamom, lavender, juniper, bergamot, rose, tea, suede, tobacco, cedar, tonka, and oakmoss. It feels groomed and modern, opening brisk and aromatic before settling into a smooth tobacco-suede drydown with more warmth than a traditional barbershop scent.

A more concentrated version of Narmar that deepens the aromatic fougère structure with extra suede, tobacco, spice, moss, and warm woods. It feels smoother and more dressed-up than the eau de parfum, with a thicker drydown.

A woody-spicy unisex fragrance with nutmeg, patchouli, aquatic tones, oud, and precious woods. It feels mysterious and textured, mixing fresh airiness with a deeper oriental woody base.

A rich gourmand-amber fragrance with date-like sweetness, soft spice, vanilla warmth, and a plush resinous base. It feels indulgent and silky, carrying the sweetness in a more luxurious, extrait-style register.