Nosferatu Eau de Parfum

“I began my search for a graveyard in the rain inspired scent a year ago and this is one of the first I’ve loved. It smells like lilacs that have been freshly rained on, and ghosts if they had a smell. 10/10”

“i’ve always been niche scent lover, specifically ones that evoke an certain level of darkness and almost dampness (for lack of a better word).this one really scratches that itch for me.”

“This does smell so good, it smells like wet lilac paper. Love it in the winter. Thank you Abigail for getting this for me!!!”

“becoming my go to! probably isn’t for everyone. very wet rocks very spooky. you’re in a graveyard sitting under a lilac tree at the end of a storm, crying over the tombstone of your dead lover. your tears mix with the rain. not to be dramatic or anything.”

“She launched my obsession with lilac scents and collecting perfume in general. I started trying more fragrances because this one is a short-lived whisper. Unfortunately nothing matches the sad-girl-standing-in-the-rain vibes so I’ll just keep running through bottles. It is a delight to get a gothic/vampiric fragrance that’s not all candle wax and blood and leather. I would be delighted if they try their hand at a perfume for Werwulf”

“The marketing of it all rubs me the wrong way but this smells like "An encounter with an apparition in the cold, damp caves of Count Orlok's castle" which is a very specific vibe that would be hard to replicate otherwise.”

“When I want to smell haunted”

“When I first smelt it, I immediately thought of cold, wet stone, like a gothic castle. Light watery florals, a winter fave”

“this one has to react well with your own skin, but if it does, it’s sooo beautiful. it’s a haunted, mossy, wet, and chilling, but also a bit floral and light. i just love it:)”