Black Tide by House of 1123
Men Women 2026
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Black Tide Is a Dark, Salty Take on Woody Aquatic From House of 1123, Black Tide is a 2026 woody aquatic fragrance for men and women composed by perfumer Kenny A. Nolasco. It pairs open-sea freshness with damp earth and settles into a warm base of woods, resins, and musk. The opening brings together marine notes, salt, mineral notes, and…
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Top
marine notes
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Heart
Wet stone
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Base
Driftwood
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About Black Tide
Black Tide Is a Dark, Salty Take on Woody Aquatic
From House of 1123, Black Tide is a 2026 woody aquatic fragrance for men and women composed by perfumer Kenny A. Nolasco.
It pairs open-sea freshness with damp earth and settles into a warm base of woods, resins, and musk.
The opening brings together marine notes, salt, mineral notes, and ozonic notes. The effect is brisk and briny, more stony than sweet, like cold spray over water.
The heart turns to wet stone and seaweed, joined by mushroom, earthy notes, cypress, and vetiver. It smells green, aromatic, and moist, with a shaded, forest-like edge.
The drydown rests on driftwood, patchouli, and cypriol, layered with frankincense, myrrh, Amberwood, oud wood, and musk. That base adds amber warmth and spice while keeping the salty thread.
Overall the scent moves from salty, ozonic, and fresh-spicy brightness to earthy, woody, and warm-spicy depth. Light on top, dark underneath.
For anyone who wants a unisex marine scent without sporty citrus, especially fans of vetiver, cypress, patchouli, earthy greens, and dark resins.
Black Tide reframes aquatic freshness as something mineral and shadowed, with wet stone and driftwood grounding the sea-salt lift. A steady blend of sea, soil, and timber.
Woods and mosses Resins and balsams
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