Frequently Asked Questions about Venenum Kiss by Ex Nihilo
What does Venenum Kiss by Ex Nihilo smell like?
Venenum Kiss by Ex Nihilo features top notes of Neroli, Nutmeg, and Saffron, middle notes of Amber, Artemisia, and Rose, and base notes of Sandalwood, Styrax, and Vanilla.
How long does Venenum Kiss by Ex Nihilo last?
Based on user reviews, Venenum Kiss by Ex Nihilo has moderate longevity, typically lasting 4-6 hours. The longevity rating is 3.0 out of 5.
Who created Venenum Kiss by Ex Nihilo?
Venenum Kiss by Ex Nihilo was created by Quentin Bisch.
Wow! I thought I loved Venenum kiss for one reason and it turns out I actually love it for another. When I tried it in store I was treated to what I perceived as quite a kitsch, pastiche of a fluffy, pink fragrance echoed by the colour of the perfume itself. It still is this hot pink Cadillac of a scent with an extremely fruity, Jammy rose accord in the opening clearly backed with vanilla, it’s crystal clear and almost too cloying and too much to bare after about 30 minutes. I’m not one for labelling a fragrance too feminine for being sweet and rosy but VK nearly had me beat. However it’s when the Base notes of creamy sweet sandalwood and vanilla and a heart of leathery and opulent saffron take over this fragrance transforms (and not even in smell because all this is there from the get go) with the rose dying back and everything else chiming in, exuding quality. There’s something modern about it that I love, it has an almost pop art attitude, technicolour and unabashed. I really like it, I must say.
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7 years ago
Venenum Kiss, from Ex Nihilo was released in 2015. The perfumer behind this creation is Quentin Bisch. It has the top notes of Neroli, Nutmeg, and Saffron, middle notes of Amber, Artemisia, and Rose, and base notes of Sandalwood, Styrax, and Vanilla.
Wow! I thought I loved Venenum kiss for one reason and it turns out I actually love it for another. When I tried it in store I was treated to what I perceived as quite a kitsch, pastiche of a fluffy, pink fragrance echoed by the colour of the perfume itself. It still is this hot pink Cadillac of a scent with an extremely fruity, Jammy rose accord in the opening clearly backed with vanilla, it’s crystal clear and almost too cloying and too much to bare after about 30 minutes. I’m not one for labelling a fragrance too feminine for being sweet and rosy but VK nearly had me beat. However it’s when the Base notes of creamy sweet sandalwood and vanilla and a heart of leathery and opulent saffron take over this fragrance transforms (and not even in smell because all this is there from the get go) with the rose dying back and everything else chiming in, exuding quality. There’s something modern about it that I love, it has an almost pop art attitude, technicolour and unabashed. I really like it, I must say.