DIRTY BACKSHOT

A bar with red velvet, a glass of dark berry Negroni, the rim still moist. Behind the counter, leather gleams, warm from the light. Somewhere honey drips over apricots, saffron dust hangs in the air. It smells of a night out, of skin, of a decision that has long since been made.

Dirty Backshot is a juicy leather-floral fragrance with a red fruit vein and dark rose. It opens bright red, becomes velvety dark, and finally settles on the skin like warm suede. A scent for dimly lit nights – sexy, not gothic.

We wanted to know how far you could push a rose into darkness without losing its sensuality. DB blends berry juice with leather, sweetness with saffron, fruit with associations of blood. It's our statement against pristine rose fragrances: a look that goes deeper – and doesn't back down.

DB opens with a juicy, vibrant burst of red berries, pear, and a hint of fig, filling the air like a dark drink. The fruit quickly intensifies into leather. The heart reveals a dark, almost bloody rose, supported by apricot, honey, and oud. The fragrance becomes denser, warmer, more visceral, until the drydown reveals amber, labdanum, and musk. A golden shadow lingers on the skin—soft, rough, and unforgettable.

Red berry juice versus fruit leather. Sweet fruits flash, but leather slowly swallows them. Rose brings blood and blossom, saffron sprinkles heat, musk lends depth. It is precisely this friction – vibrant against dense, bright red against midnight red – that makes DB dangerously attractive.