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Fin de Siècle is a niche unisex perfume by Tkliwi Nihilisci with a distinctive, provocative character.
It is a Parfum (Extrait), so the composition feels especially rich, expansive and substantial, while its very powerful sillage is clearly noticeable in the surrounding space.
The fragrance was created by perfumer Karol Jaskowiak.
Its profile combines contrasting materials: sensual white-floral softness, a dark fruity facet, a cool mineral effect and a dense woody-mossy base.
Fin de Siècle continues the bold aesthetic direction of Tkliwi Nihilisci, a Polish perfume house that emerged in 2019.
The brand's name itself refers to the philosophical concept of nihilism, so its fragrances are naturally perceived as experiments with familiar ideas of beauty and harmony.
In this release, classic floral sensuality does not come across as gentle or predictable.
It collides with rubber, latex, moss and musk, transforming into a bolder, more artistic image — almost theatrical, yet still suitable for a personal collection and an everyday fragrance wardrobe.
In the opening minutes, Fin de Siècle reveals a duet of tuberose and blackberry.
Tuberose adds dense white-floral creaminess and sensual volume, while blackberry brings a juicy, dark sweet-and-sour nuance.
As the composition develops, it becomes more graphic and contrasting.
Cedar forms a dry woody framework, rose softens the transition, and latex introduces an unusual smooth, slightly cool nuance.
In the base, moss, rubber and musk emerge, giving the fragrance earthy, balsamic and skin-like depth.
The complete list of notes in Fin de Siècle includes tuberose, blackberry, cedar, latex, rose, moss, rubber and musk.
In terms of its olfactory profile, the fragrance combines chypre and floral families, along with white-floral, fruity, woody, mineral, mossy, balsamic and musky facets.
This combination makes the composition multilayered: flowers provide sensuality, woody and mossy accords create structure, while latex and rubber add a memorable contemporary touch.
It is this contrast that sets the fragrance apart from more traditional floral compositions.
Fin de Siècle will appeal to those who enjoy noticeable, distinctive fragrances and are not afraid of unusual materials.
This is a unisex release with no strict association with either a masculine or feminine fragrance wardrobe: on one person's skin, the floral side may stand out more, while on another, the woody-rubber base may take the lead.
Its very powerful sillage makes the fragrance especially suitable for evenings, cool weather and situations where you want to leave behind a recognizable impression.
For the office and small spaces, moderation is advisable.
Precise recommendations for the number of sprays on skin and clothing are not provided in the available data, so the dosage should be adjusted gradually, starting with one spray.
To find a similar mood, consider Dior J'adore if the composition's expressive floral side is what appeals to you most.
At the same time, Fin de Siècle smells darker, denser and bolder thanks to moss, rubber and latex.
Other concentrations of this fragrance are not listed in the available data.
Fin de Siècle should therefore be regarded as a rich perfume extrait with a character of its own, rather than as one version of a lighter line.
The fragrance is very long-lasting, staying on the skin for 12 hours or more, gradually revealing its notes
The scent will linger in the air even after its wearer has left.
The perfume has a rich aroma that will help you stand out from the crowd and create a memorable image
The most concentrated form of perfume with a deep, multifaceted composition, exceptional durability, and an expressive trail
Perfumes for the fall and winter seasons often contain notes of vanilla, spices, ambergris, wood, and other warm accords, creating a feeling of comfort and warmth during the cold months
The composition opens with tuberose and blackberry. Tuberose creates a rich white-floral tone, while blackberry adds dark, juicy fruitiness.
Cedar, latex, and rose unfold at the heart. The dry woodiness of cedar blends with the smooth mineral nuance of latex and a softer, more sensual rosy facet.
The base features moss, rubber, and musk. Together, they create a deep, earthy, slightly rubbery drydown that supports the extract’s exceptionally powerful sillage.
| Gender | Unisex |
| Brand | Tkliwi Nihilisci |
| Segment | Niche perfumery |
| Country | Poland |
| Status | Produced |
| Concentration | Perfume extract |
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