Vetiver Moloko - Eau de Parfum

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

Vetiver Moloko smells earthy and creamy-milky at once – bergamot and rose absolute open fresh and floral, cypress meets a milky accord at the heart, before vetiver, amyris and vanilla leave a velvety, irresistibly creamy base.

Vetiver Moloko suits spring and summer best, though wearable year-round – the genderless fragrance makes a refined, ambivalent signature scent for anyone who loves earthy woods with a creamy side.

For us, Vetiver Moloko is exactly the beautiful ambivalence its name suggests – earthy and masculine on one side, creamy-milky and feminine on the other. A drop of vanilla in the milky heart turns it into a guilty pleasure reminiscent of the infamous Moloko Plus cocktail from Clockwork Orange.

THE SNUD SCENT GUIDE

Everything you'd want to know about this fragrance.

What does Vetiver Moloko smell like?

Fresh-floral and creamy-milky: bergamot and rose absolute open the fragrance, cypress and a milky accord form the middle, while vetiver, amyris and vanilla leave a velvety, addictive base.

How does Vetiver Moloko feel?

Earthy and creamy at once – the milky-vanilla vetiver base sits soft on the skin, feeling strangely familiar and exciting at the same time.

When do you wear Vetiver Moloko?

Mostly for spring and summer, but wearable year-round – a genderless signature scent for anyone who loves earthy-creamy ambivalence.

Which fragrance might I like if I love Vetiver Moloko?

If you especially love the creamy-milky accord in Vetiver Moloko, also try Bois Datchai by Maison Crivelli – a fragrance that reinterprets exactly that milky-woody feel with black tea and cinnamon.

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