X-Ray Profumo Plastique & Lacquered Rose ~ new fragrances

X-Ray Profumo Plastique

Niche line X-Ray Profumo, which debuted earlier this year with Delirium, Morpine and Resurrextion, has added two more fragrances to the line: Plastique and Lacquered Rose.

Plastique (shown) ~ with vinyl accord, tuberose, olibanum and amber.

Lacquered Rose ~ “Inspired by the tradition and captivating beauty of the Arabian Coast and reflecting the modern opulence of Dubai, Lacquered Rose is a sublime true oud, with a creative edge. Lavish Turkish rose, baise oil and agarwood progress to a transcendent warmth created by Indonesian patchouli, black amber, Spanish cade oil, olibanum, and cistus absolute.”

X-Ray Profumo Plastique and Lacquered Rose are available now at Barneys, $185 for 30 ml, concentration unknown.

(via barneys)

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  1. Penz
    Posted on 25 October 2012

    A vinyl accord , wow , I am lagging behind in the hipness department. I try to avoid the smell of plastic but then I always loved the smell of a new Barbie Doll …which doesn’t mean I want to smell like a Barbie Doll. My curiosity is piqued and I
    shall give Plastique a sniff at first opportunity

    • Posted on 25 October 2012

      There was also a vinyl accord in YSL Parisienne and in Playboy New York for men. I never smelled the Playboy, but I liked Parisienne.

  2. Penz
    Posted on 25 October 2012

    Well I just looked up the ingredients of Plastique and everything is all lavendary and rosemary-ish and no toxic sounding plasticky names so I feel very unsophisticated and slightly disappointed not to find essence of Mattel in the list.

  3. Posted on 25 October 2012

    It will be interesting to smell these. I find the whole line so far to be pretty average – nothing really stood out for me. But I am always game to try new things.

    • Posted on 25 October 2012

      That’s what I’ve heard — haven’t smelled any myself. Too much stuff, too little time.

  4. Omega
    Posted on 25 October 2012

    Anyone else think TV with rabbit ears? I wanted to adjust those things, lol.

    • Posted on 25 October 2012

      Ha!

    • Merlin
      Posted on 26 October 2012

      I was thinking satanic antlers, of the type fount on Paris catwalks – but I definitely prefer your interpretation!

  5. Sujaan
    Posted on 25 October 2012

    $185.00 for 30ml seems pretty steep but I liked Omega’s “rabbit ears” comment!

    • Posted on 25 October 2012

      You know, the original 3 were 50 ml for the same price. I do wonder if Barney’s made a mistake w/ the size.

  6. sweetgrass
    Posted on 25 October 2012

    When I saw vinyl accord, the first thing I thought of was how a new vinyl shower curtain smells when you first take it out of the package. Not something that it would’ve occurred to me that I might want to smell like, but I’m curious what it smells like with all the other notes.

  7. NinaraPoll
    Posted on 26 October 2012

    The bottle for Plastique reminds me of a hood ornament.

  8. Omega
    Posted on 26 October 2012

    Dental pick also came to mind. Put some floss in between those things and there ya go.

  9. annina
    Posted on 7 November 2012

    I just bought Laquered Rose last week while at Barney’s in Chicago. They had literally just unpacked the box! It’s gorgeous – opens with a sweet rose and a touch of bergamot, then warms up to a musky oud-amber dry down. I only get little peeks of the tuberose and jasmine – mostly as “back-up singers” for the rose. I don’t get a pink pepper note, but I do get a bit of saffron (all notes per Fragrantica). Medium sillage, moderate longevity. Honestly, it isn’t mind-blowing, esp for $185! But it’s really sexy, and the DH loves it.

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