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Oil-based perfume
Bloodbath Cursed
Gender:
Unisex
Segment:
Lux perfumes
Fragrance information:
The Character of Bloodbath Cursed
Bloodbath Cursed is a unisex fragrance from the American brand Bloodbath, created for those who appreciate expressive compositions with a mystical mood.
This is an oil-based perfume with a very strong sillage, so it can make a noticeable statement even when applied sparingly.
The character of Cursed combines oriental depth, floral complexity and spicy expressiveness.
The composition sounds contrasting: it features the warmth of resins and vanilla, the dark density of patchouli and myrrh, as well as lighter, more airy floral nuances.
As a result, the fragrance is perceived not as a simple sweet accord, but as a rich perfume portrait with a gothic mood.
Notes and Olfactory Direction
The notes listed for Bloodbath Cursed are amber, a citrus accord, clove, dragon's blood, jasmine, myrrh, patchouli, rose, vanilla, violet and musk.
Amber occupies a central place here, lending the fragrance a warm, resinous and slightly mysterious nuance.
The citrus accord adds a contrasting spark and helps the dense base nuances sound more spacious.
Spicy clove heightens the fragrance's dramatic character, while rose, violet and jasmine soften its darker facets.
Myrrh and dragon's blood create a resinous, almost ritualistic nuance; patchouli adds earthy depth, while vanilla and musk make the final impression rounder and more sensual.
As a result, Cursed balances floral softness, oriental richness and spicy balsamic expressiveness.
Development and Sillage
A separate pyramid of top, middle and base notes is not provided for this fragrance, so its development is best described through the overall structure of the composition.
On the skin, you can expect a gradual transition from a brighter citrus and spicy impression to a warm resinous heart, where floral nuances intertwine with myrrh and dragon's blood.
In the final stage, amber, patchouli, vanilla and musk are particularly noticeable.
Bloodbath Cursed is described as having a very strong sillage.
This is a fragrance for those occasions when you want to leave behind a memorable cloud and emphasize your individuality rather than blend into the background.
Because of its powerful character, Cursed develops best in cool weather, in the evening, at meetings, events and in situations where a dense oriental-floral profile is appropriate.
Who Is It For?
Its unisex status makes Bloodbath Cursed suitable for both women and men: on each person, the combination of resins, flowers, spices and musk may sound different.
It will appeal to fans of unusual oriental compositions, expressive oil perfumes and fragrances with a dark, almost theatrical atmosphere.
For the office or a small enclosed space, it is best to choose a minimal amount, as the rich sillage can quickly become the main accent of the look.
For a first introduction, apply a small amount to pulse points such as the wrists, inner elbows or the sides of the neck.
On clothing, the oil-based formula may last especially noticeably, so it is best to test it first on an inconspicuous area of fabric.
The exact number of applications for skin and clothing is not specified, so it is wiser to adjust the intensity gradually, starting with the smallest amount.
Bloodbath's Signature Style
Bloodbath is a US perfume brand that creates unisex fragrances.
Cursed fits this concept well: it is not limited by traditional gendered fragrance profiles, instead building its image around mood, contrast and the wearer's personal way of carrying a perfume.
The lack of information about the perfumer, release year and collection makes it impossible to draw conclusions about the creative story behind the launch; however, the composition itself stands out through its rich combination of resinous, floral and spicy accents.
If you would like to compare Bloodbath Cursed with other fragrances, consider Prada No4 Fleur d'Oranger, Blumarine Blu and Ajmal Hafa.
Among them, Prada No4 Fleur d'Oranger may offer an interesting point of comparison for the floral direction, while Cursed opts for a darker, more ambery-balsamic and spicy presentation.
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