Nosferatu - Extrait de Parfum

F.W. Murnau’s Nosferatu undoubtedly pioneered the horror genre. Released by Prana Film over a century ago in 1922, it established a myriad of tropes that remain influential today, including a vampire’s fatal vulnerability to sunlight, the precursor to the “final girl” archetype, and stark, atmospheric gothic visuals. Xyrena is proud to induct this historical masterpiece into the Cinematic Scent Archive™ with a gothic parfum that captures the film’s macabre legacy. Nosferatu™ by Xyrena opens with a note of cracked peppercorn, its warm spiciness melding with dried wildflowers, like forgotten bouquets scattered across the cobblestone streets of Wisborg, and a bitter touch of wormwood, a nod to the creeping unease that follows Count Orlok’s shadow. At its heart, the fragrance delves deeper into foreboding beauty with a chilling mineralic stone accord, conjuring the cold, damp walls of an ancient Carpathian castle, balanced by the ominous allure of black dahlia and the seductive, otherworld