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Oil-based perfume
Vampfangs No. 14 Bloodlust
Gender:
Unisex
Segment:
Lux perfumes
Fragrance information:
No. 14 Bloodlust — a fragrance with character
No. 14 Bloodlust Perfume Oil is a unisex fragrance by Vampfangs, a perfume brand from the United States.
The brand specializes in perfume oils and creates compositions designed to develop a distinctive scent on the skin. The Vampfangs line includes 17 fragrances, while No.
14 Bloodlust stands out with its blend of floral, citrus and woody facets.
The name Bloodlust gives the composition an intense character, although the fragrance itself is built on more than rich woody notes.
It combines juicy blood orange, delicate cherry blossom and a deep teakwood accent.
This combination may appeal to those who enjoy the contrast between a fresh opening, a soft floral nuance and a warm woody base.
Notes and olfactory character
The listed notes of No. 14 Bloodlust Perfume Oil are cherry blossom, blood orange and teakwood.
The fragrance classification combines floral and woody families, while citrus accents are also highlighted among the note groups.
Cherry blossom brings delicate floral softness to the composition, blood orange adds a juicy citrus touch, and teakwood creates a denser, more confident mood.
As a result, No. 14 Bloodlust comes across as a composition with a pronounced contrast: freshness and floral airiness are gradually balanced by a woody nuance.
Concentration and sillage
No. 14 Bloodlust is released as a perfume oil. This format is especially appealing to those who prefer applying fragrance locally and observing its gradual development on the skin.
The composition is rated as having very strong sillage, so the fragrance can make a noticeable presence in its surroundings and will suit those who enjoy an expressive perfume trail.
The exact amount recommended for application to skin and clothing is not specified for this release.
Given its very strong sillage, it is sensible to start with a small amount on the skin and intensify the scent if necessary; application to fabric should first be tested on an inconspicuous area.
Its place in the collection and similar fragrances
The release year, launch period, collection affiliation, perfumer's name and other concentrations of No. 14 Bloodlust are not specified in the available data.
Therefore, it is more accurate to assess the fragrance by its stated pyramid, oil-based formula, unisex positioning and sillage profile, without attributing an unverified creation story to it.
For further exploration of fragrances in a similar direction, consider Chanel Chance Eau Vive.
A comparison with Mancera Gold Intensitive Aoud and Dolce & Gabbana Light Blue Forever can also show how differently citrus, floral and woody accents can unfold in fragrances with a strong individual character.
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