Mortel Noir – Eau de Parfum

Trudon – the Parisian house whose story began in 1643 as a candle maker and which now composes perfumes with the same care. Mortel Noir is the darker, denser sibling of the classic Mortel – with a 27 % fragrance concentration, in a black lacquered bottle.

Mortel Noir smells of black pepper, incense and warm skin. Madagascar pepper and nutmeg electrify; in the heart, Somali frankincense and myrrh spread a vibrant aura, before cistus absolute and benzoin reveal an almost animalic, magnetic sensuality in the base.

Mortel Noir belongs to the cold season and the evening. Unisex, for anyone who likes incense close to the skin rather than churchy.

What makes Mortel Noir special for us is its concentration: at 27 % it is even more intense and long-lasting than the classic Mortel – and shows a more instinctive, darker side.

THE SNUD SCENT GUIDE

Everything you want to know about this scent.

What does Mortel Noir smell like?

Mortel Noir opens with black pepper and nutmeg, unfolds frankincense in the heart and settles into cistus, myrrh and benzoin.

How does Mortel Noir feel?

Mortel Noir wears spicy, smoky and skin-close – powerful with a long trail.

When do you wear Mortel Noir?

Mortel Noir suits autumn and winter, evenings and special occasions.

Which scent might I like if I like Mortel Noir?

If you love the incense, pepper and resin of Mortel Noir, try Sirène by Fragrance du Bois – pepper, oud, frankincense, cistus and benzoin create an equally dark, resinous depth.

Still unsure? Discover Mortel Noir as a sample first – the sample price is credited when you buy the full size.