Attaquer le Soleil Marquis de Sade

Attaquer le Soleil Marquis de Sade is a bold, singular expression of labdanum that delivers a profoundly austere, resinous, and incense-heavy experience. It opens with a sharp, herbal, and slightly medicinal tone—reminiscent of pine sap, dry wood, or even Betadine—before deepening into a dry, smoky, and leathery core. The scent evolves into a complex interplay of frankincense, balsamic resin, and a subtle earthy animalic quality, creating a cathedral-like, gothic ambiance. On some skin types, it transforms into a warm, woody, and mildly sweet amber reminiscent of beeswax and old church interiors, while others find it stark and confrontational—softer in warm weather, more oppressive in cold. The fragrance is linear but intensely layered, lasting up to 12 hours with moderate to strong sillage, ideal for late autumn and winter. It defies convention, performs well in cooler climates, and appeals to those seeking a fearless, minimalist, soul-searching scent anchored in natural raw materials and unsettling beauty.