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Eau de parfum
DeskLab Parfums Habacuc
Gender:
Unisex
Segment:
Lux perfumes
Fragrance information:
Character and history of Habacuc
Habacuc is a unisex eau de parfum by DeskLab Parfums, launched in 2026.
For this creation, the Puerto Rican brand chose a rich, expressive palette: the fragrance combines fougère freshness with a dense woody character and makes no attempt to go unnoticed.
The composition was created by perfumer Ángel Ríos.
Habacuc unfolds with contrast and texture: green spicy nuances meet fruity pulp, dry herbs, dark woods and balsamic warmth.
It is an option for those who enjoy following the evolution of a complex woody fougère fragrance on the skin.
Development and impression
The dialogue between fig, grape and barley is especially noticeable in the composition: the fruity facet does not turn into dessert-like sweetness, instead taking on a natural, slightly tart character.
Cardamom, cypress and lavender add coolness and spicy poise, creating a recognizable fougère silhouette.
The fragrance then moves into a deeper woody register.
Ebony and olive wood, Virginia cedar, patchouli and oud form a dark, resinous base, while Peruvian and Tolu balsams soften it with rounded warmth.
Hay, grandiflorum jasmine and an unusual wool note make the trail less polished, lending it a lively, slightly wild tactility.
Sillage and application recommendations
Habacuc has a very strong sillage, so it is best to start with one spray on the skin and assess its development after a few hours.
For a more noticeable presence, add another spray to pulse points; apply the fragrance to clothing with care, from a distance, after testing the fabric on an inconspicuous area.
The rich woody-balsamic base feels especially natural in cool weather, in the evening, on a walk, or whenever you want to create an expressive fragrant aura around yourself.
Habacuc can also be interesting on a warm day, but it requires a minimal dosage: this allows its green, lavender and spicy facets to feel more airy.
Who should try it
This unisex fragrance will appeal to admirers of unconventional woody fougère compositions, where fruity notes serve not sweetness but volume and contrast.
If you would like to continue exploring a similar direction, consider Zara The Drummer — it may be an intriguing option for comparison.
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