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Corsica Furiosa
It starts on mastic. It ends, hours later, on vetiver. Parfum d'Empire Corsica Furiosa is everything that happens in between.
How it moves
The first breath is mastic, mint and green notes, and it is loud about it. Underneath, fig leaf, tomato leaf and nepeta settle in and take over. What is left hours later is patchouli, musk, moss and vetiver, and that is the part people follow you for.
Who made it
Marc-Antoine Corticchiato composed it in 2014, for Parfum d'Empire in France. The Corsican-born perfumer's tribute to the maquis of his home island, built on crushed mastic leaf, mint and fig. Green in a bitter, sap-heavy way rarely attempted.
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- Who made Parfum d'Empire Corsica Furiosa?
- It was composed by Marc-Antoine Corticchiato, released in 2014 for Parfum d'Empire.