Lust in Paradise - Eau de Parfum

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

Lust in Paradise smells radiant, juicy-sweet and warm – pink pepper opens sparkling and lightly spiced, white peony and lychee unfold into a juicy bouquet at the heart, before white cedarwood, musk and amber settle into a warm, sun-drenched base.

Lust in Paradise works best in spring and summer, day and night alike – the genderless fragrance feels like a piece of the French Riviera you can wear, for anyone longing for sun-soaked afternoons.

For us, Lust in Paradise has exactly the lightness that many fruity-floral fragrances lack – the combination of pink pepper and lychee never turns cloying, because cedarwood and musk give it structure underneath. A holiday scent that works just as well at home.

THE SNUD SCENT GUIDE
Everything you want to know about this fragrance.

What does Lust in Paradise smell like?
Radiant and juicy-sweet: pink pepper opens sparkling, white peony and lychee form a juicy floral heart, while white cedarwood, musk and amber leave a warm, sun-drenched base.

How does Lust in Paradise feel?
Light and radiant, almost like sun-warmed skin – it stays close to the body without ever feeling thin, carrying a feeling of holiday and ease.

When do you wear Lust in Paradise?
Best in spring and summer, day and night alike – a genderless fragrance for anyone who wants a piece of the French Riviera on their skin.

Which fragrance might I like if I love Lust in Paradise?
If you love the interplay of pepper, flowers and warm amber, also try Flower Lust by D'ORSAY – a fragrance that combines pink and black pepper with sandalwood, ylang-ylang and an amber backdrop.

Still unsure? Discover Lust in Paradise as a sample first – the sample price is credited toward the full-size purchase.