Pyroclasm

For me, Pyroclasm is less of a perfume and more of a workshop scent: rusty, cold metal, scorched smoke, and mineral-sour notes, underpinned by a subtly bitter grapefruit. The fragrance is consistently synthetic and pungent. Longevity and sillage are definitely present. Not for epicures and definitely not a blind buy, but those looking for smoky-mineral niches with character will find it here. Best suited for grey autumn and winter days.

Definitely not pop. I like many scents from this brand, but unfortunately Pyroclasm is not one of them. Surprisingly pungent and far too synthetic for my taste.

A newly discovered mineral, antique lacquer, a waxed, old, wide wooden staircase winding up three floors in a high hallway, releasing stored memories. This assertive fragrance shapes its surroundings and leaves a lasting impression on the visitor. It demands attention.