Ex Nihilo Fleur Narcotique Extrait
Description
Ex Nihilo Fleur Narcotique Extrait is the deepened, more opulent reading of the cult floral that put this Parisian house on the map.
Composed by perfumer Quentin Bisch for Ex Nihilo (Paris) and released in 2022, this extrait de parfum takes the beloved lychee-and-peony signature and concentrates it into something richer and longer-wearing. Reviewers describe it as a smooth, compliment-pulling musky floral — a more intense sibling to the original Fleur Narcotique, with the same watery peony glow wrapped in soft white florals and a creamy musk drydown.
Scent Character
- Floral — 50%
- Woody — 25%
- Sweet — 15%
- Fresh — 10%
Translation: a luminous floral heart — lychee and peony front and center — grounded by soft sandalwood and mossy musk, with a touch of fruity sweetness and an airy, watery lift.
Fragrance Pyramid
Top: Lychee, Osmanthus, Bergamot
Heart: Orange Blossom, Freesia, Peony, Jasmine
Base: Musk, Sandalwood, Moss
Performance
Longevity: Strong — the extrait concentration typically lasts 8–10+ hours on skin, with the scent lingering on clothing well beyond that. Reviewers consistently call the longevity very good to excellent.
Sillage: Generous — it projects confidently in the opening hours before settling into a closer, skin-following musky floral.
Projection: Above average up close; expect a comfortable bubble rather than a room-filling cloud after the first few hours.
Best Occasions & Season
Seasons: Spring and Summer — the fresh, fruity-floral profile thrives in warmer weather.
Occasions: Leisure and Night Out.
Gender: Unisex — a crowd-pleasing floral musk that wears well on anyone.
Concentration & Provenance
Concentration: Extrait de parfum
Perfumer: Quentin Bisch
House: Ex Nihilo, Paris
Year: 2022
Current Availability
The full-size retail bottles (50 ml and 100 ml) are currently out of stock. Our in-stock 1 mL and 10 mL decants let you experience this exact fragrance now — same authentic juice, no waiting on the bottle.
Try Before You Commit
Sample this extrait in a hand-decanted atomizer before investing in a full bottle:
- 1 mL Sample — $8.99
- 10 mL Sample — $69.99
Every decant is filled from a genuine, authorized-distributor bottle.
100% Authentic, From Authorized Distributors
Venba has served 200,000+ orders with a 4.9★ Trustpilot rating. Every fragrance is sourced exclusively from authorized distributors, with free US shipping on orders over $100 and hassle-free returns.
FAQ
How is the Extrait different from the original Fleur Narcotique?
The extrait de parfum is a higher concentration, giving the same lychee-peony-musk signature more depth, richness, and longer wear than the original eau de parfum.
Is Fleur Narcotique Extrait unisex?
Yes. It is a floral musk that reads beautifully on all genders.
How long does it last?
Expect a strong 8–10+ hours on skin thanks to the extrait concentration, with even longer on fabric.
Are your decants authentic?
Absolutely. Every sample is hand-poured from a genuine bottle sourced through authorized distributors.
Original: $8.99
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Description
Description
Ex Nihilo Fleur Narcotique Extrait is the deepened, more opulent reading of the cult floral that put this Parisian house on the map.
Composed by perfumer Quentin Bisch for Ex Nihilo (Paris) and released in 2022, this extrait de parfum takes the beloved lychee-and-peony signature and concentrates it into something richer and longer-wearing. Reviewers describe it as a smooth, compliment-pulling musky floral — a more intense sibling to the original Fleur Narcotique, with the same watery peony glow wrapped in soft white florals and a creamy musk drydown.
Scent Character
- Floral — 50%
- Woody — 25%
- Sweet — 15%
- Fresh — 10%
Translation: a luminous floral heart — lychee and peony front and center — grounded by soft sandalwood and mossy musk, with a touch of fruity sweetness and an airy, watery lift.
Fragrance Pyramid
Top: Lychee, Osmanthus, Bergamot
Heart: Orange Blossom, Freesia, Peony, Jasmine
Base: Musk, Sandalwood, Moss
Performance
Longevity: Strong — the extrait concentration typically lasts 8–10+ hours on skin, with the scent lingering on clothing well beyond that. Reviewers consistently call the longevity very good to excellent.
Sillage: Generous — it projects confidently in the opening hours before settling into a closer, skin-following musky floral.
Projection: Above average up close; expect a comfortable bubble rather than a room-filling cloud after the first few hours.
Best Occasions & Season
Seasons: Spring and Summer — the fresh, fruity-floral profile thrives in warmer weather.
Occasions: Leisure and Night Out.
Gender: Unisex — a crowd-pleasing floral musk that wears well on anyone.
Concentration & Provenance
Concentration: Extrait de parfum
Perfumer: Quentin Bisch
House: Ex Nihilo, Paris
Year: 2022
Current Availability
The full-size retail bottles (50 ml and 100 ml) are currently out of stock. Our in-stock 1 mL and 10 mL decants let you experience this exact fragrance now — same authentic juice, no waiting on the bottle.
Try Before You Commit
Sample this extrait in a hand-decanted atomizer before investing in a full bottle:
- 1 mL Sample — $8.99
- 10 mL Sample — $69.99
Every decant is filled from a genuine, authorized-distributor bottle.
100% Authentic, From Authorized Distributors
Venba has served 200,000+ orders with a 4.9★ Trustpilot rating. Every fragrance is sourced exclusively from authorized distributors, with free US shipping on orders over $100 and hassle-free returns.
FAQ
How is the Extrait different from the original Fleur Narcotique?
The extrait de parfum is a higher concentration, giving the same lychee-peony-musk signature more depth, richness, and longer wear than the original eau de parfum.
Is Fleur Narcotique Extrait unisex?
Yes. It is a floral musk that reads beautifully on all genders.
How long does it last?
Expect a strong 8–10+ hours on skin thanks to the extrait concentration, with even longer on fabric.
Are your decants authentic?
Absolutely. Every sample is hand-poured from a genuine bottle sourced through authorized distributors.


















