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Evil Queen by Ingrid Cosmetics

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Evil Queen Evil Queen by Ingrid Cosmetics is a fragrance that defies conventions with its unisex character and magnetic aura. Presented as an oriental floral, this perfume plays with contrasts: the citrusy freshness of mandarin and star anise intertwines with an exuberant floral heart, while a woody and vanilla-laced base adds depth and warmth. Crafted for those who seek a…

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Evil Queen

Evil Queen by Ingrid Cosmetics is a fragrance that defies conventions with its unisex character and magnetic aura. Presented as an oriental floral, this perfume plays with contrasts: the citrusy freshness of mandarin and star anise intertwines with an exuberant floral heart, while a woody and vanilla-laced base adds depth and warmth.

Crafted for those who seek a memorable trail, Evil Queen is not a shy scent. From the very first spray, it unfolds a bold personality that evolves on the skin, revealing layers of sophistication and mystery. It's a creation that invites you to explore its complexity without losing balance.

The opening of Evil Queen is vibrant and slightly spicy. Mandarin brings a juicy brightness, tempered by star anise, whose aniseed and almost liqueur-like facet adds an unexpected twist. This initial duo sets the stage for a rich and enveloping floral heart.

At the heart, orange blossom unfolds its white, slightly musky character, while jasmine brings its floral intensity and mimosa introduces a powdery, golden nuance. This floral combination is opulent but not cloying, thanks to the balance maintained by the top notes.

The base is built on dry woods and cashmere, which lend a velvety, slightly smoky texture. Vanilla, sweet and comforting, wraps the whole in a gourmand veil that lingers on the skin. The result is a warm, sensual trail with a hint of darkness that justifies the fragrance's name.

Throughout its evolution, Evil Queen reveals accords ranging from white floral to woody, passing through citrus and powdery nuances. The presence of soft spices and a sweet base makes it versatile, suitable for formal occasions as well as nighttime encounters.

Its sillage is moderate and its longevity is notable, without being overwhelming. It's a scent that feels intimate yet leaves a lasting impression, ideal for those who appreciate fragrances with character and evolution.

Ingrid Cosmetics has achieved a composition that, despite its suggestive name, comes across as elegant and refined. Evil Queen is not a dark fragrance in the literal sense, but rather a duality between light and shadow, between floral and woody.

Evil Queen is aimed at men and women who appreciate contrasts and seek a distinctive perfume. It's perfect for those who enjoy oriental fragrances with a modern twist and aren't afraid to stand out. Its versatility makes it suitable for fall and winter, though it can also shine on spring nights.

Evil Queen by Ingrid Cosmetics is an intriguing proposition that combines citrusy freshness with woody depth and sweetness. While not revolutionary, its balance and unisex character make it a solid choice for those seeking a perfume with personality. Undoubtedly, a queen who knows how to leave her mark.

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