Atlas Fever - Eau de Parfum

Ex Nihilo – a Parisian niche perfume house from Place Vendôme, known for clear, modern compositions with a distinct character.

Atlas Fever smells warm and resinous-sweet at once – red berries and incense open spiced and fresh, narcissus unfolds at the heart, before vanilla, tonka bean, sandalwood and an oak-guaiac wood accord leave a dense, woody-sweet base.

Atlas Fever suits the cooler season best, day and night alike – the genderless fragrance makes a warm, oriental-woody signature scent for autumn and winter.

For us, Atlas Fever captures exactly what makes Shyamala Maisondieu such a distinctive perfumer – the journey between rock 'n' roll rebellion and centuries-old perfumery craft: incense and red berries meet noble woods reminiscent of the bodies of great vintage guitars.

THE SNUD SCENT GUIDE

Everything you'd want to know about this fragrance.

What does Atlas Fever smell like?

Warm and resinous-sweet: red berries and incense open spiced and fresh, narcissus forms the floral core, while vanilla, tonka bean, sandalwood and an oak-guaiac wood accord leave a dense, woody-sweet base.

How does Atlas Fever feel?

Dense and warm – the wood and vanilla notes sit heavy on the skin, leaving a sensual, oriental feel.

When do you wear Atlas Fever?

Mostly in the cooler season, day and night alike – a genderless signature scent for anyone who loves warm, woody-oriental fragrances.

Which fragrance might I like if I love Atlas Fever?

If you love the combination of incense and wood, also try Incense Crush by D'ORSAY – a fragrance that pairs olibanum with cedar and oakwood into a smoky, woody statement.

Still unsure? Discover Atlas Fever as a sample first – the sample price is credited toward the full-size purchase.