ANDREA MAACK | Eau De Perfume - DARK
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Dark - Eau de Parfum
Dark is heavily oxidized rose mixed with violets and leather. It's a take on a classic rose note, a bloody, flowery, leathery, seductive perfume with a purpose. The heavy metallic note brings a surprise while its animalistic and powdery side suggests certain comfort. Dark is a scent with a mind of its own, and it can take you to places you never dreamed of going.
Apple
Pink pepper
Mandarin oil
Heart notes
Turkish rose oil
Petitgrain
Orange flower
Base
Cedar wood
Ciste absolute
Musk
2013
Tendency
Unisex
Fragrance Family
Floral | Woody
Why we love it
Everything MAACK does is somehow ultra moody and subliminal. This is no different in the dark red rose department.
Why you might love it
A rose for a powerful, deep, nuanced woman. This is not a breezy, cute or lightweight. Think power suits, diva's, the dark lord of ladies and vampirettes.
The Story
Dark is heady rose mixed with violets and leather. It's a take on a classic rose note, a bloody, flowery, leathery, seductive perfume with a purpose. The heavy metallic note brings a surprise while its animalistic and powdery side suggests certain comfort. Dark is a scent with a mind of its own, and it can take you to places you never dreamed of going.
What Others Are Saying
"Bright juicy rose! And a dark red rose at that! The aldehydes really help carry the 'rose' and the various citrus notes add to the sparkle and freshness. This gem of a scent is a screamingly bright, almost tart rose scent that has a really lifting effect. It's beautifully balanced with cedar wood, but still, if rose could smell fresh and juicy—this is it. The development is pretty much linear; it settles over time but never looses it crispness.
About the brand
ANDREA MAACK is a luxury fragrance brand founded by Icelandic visual artist Andrea Maack. All the fragrances in the collection have been developed with a unique artistic approach, using the highest quality raw materials and embody elements of Maack's travels, artistic explorations and her profound relationship with her native Iceland.
