SPITE EAU DE TOILETTE:

A perfume about selfishness

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Chronotope perfume’s Spite EdT lies in a shimmering nest of fabric in the same mauve color as the thumbprint on the perfume bottle’s label.
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  • Chronotope perfume’s Spite EdT lies in a shimmering nest of fabric in the same mauve color as the thumbprint on the perfume bottle’s label.
  • A scent pyramid featuring the notes of Spite Eau de Toilette: Bulgarian rose that isn’t a rose, rolling fog, scalded sugar, violet leaf, leather.
  • Hand holding a 7.5 mL travel spray of Chronotope Perfume’s Spite Eau de Toilette, an avant-garde, melancholic fragrance featuring notes of rose, ash, violet leaf, sandalwood, leather, scalded sugar, and fog.
  • Digital rendering of Chronotope Perfume’s Spite Eau de Toilette bottle with a white label stamped with the perfumer’s thumbprint in Melancholic Mauve, containing pale violet-gray perfume, and set against a matching Melancholic Mauve background with a badge noting press coverage in Stephan Matthews.
  • 3D scent sculpture for Chronotope Perfume’s Spite Eau de Toilette: a translucent block of ice encases violet and rose petals suspended in light, giving the impression of frozen emotion while equally threatening to melt. Set against a Melancholic Mauve background, the sculpture conveys Spite’s quiet bitter restraint and fragility.
SPITE EAU DE TOILETTE

“It’s so rare to find a scent that so perfectly aligns concept and execution […] ‘have a nice day’ that translates into ‘fuck you’ in hot pink neon caps.”
—Brooke Belldon, founder of Sainte Cellier, via Instagram

A moody fit of a rose perfume that strips the flower of its cultural associations with romance and fantasy by flooding it through with ash, burnt sugar, and a rather petulant little viole(n)t leaf.

$125.00 USD
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Size
You can also try Spite EdT in these sample sets:

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Structure

Ozonic Notes, Rolling Fog, Ash, Bulgarian Rose (That Isn’t a Rose, That Isn’t a Rose, That Isn’t a Rose), Scalded Sugar, Frankincense, New Growth (Australian) Sandalwood, Orris Butter, Violet Leaf, Black Leather, Angelica Root
Feeling

Resentful, clever, and so over with and above this shit you couldn’t even pay her to comment on it. Think Holly Hunter in Jane Campion’s 1993 film The Piano. Wear it on days when others would be better off just leaving you alone. In other words, this is a perfect perfume to wear when you’ve had enough of being nice. 
Presence

Unisex. A quietly aggressive rose lacking any trace of romanticism. Permission for the bitter bitches, the melancholic, or, really, anyone seeking an excuse to revel in disillusionment.

Projection

Subtle and nearly private when you’re present. But when you walk away it leaves a lowkey trace of sweet sandalwood ash that lingers like a grudge.

…Not that that’s your problem, or anything.
Sculpture

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What Wearers Say

”It definitely fits its name in that it’s a great choice to wear when you’re just in a pissy mood.”
—@Rb189, via Parfumo

”It's a cliffside garden: I get a lovely subdued rose, ample violet, and some fresh salty sea spray. A really ‘pretty’ aquatic which is hard to come by. The dry down is slightly sweet, a little powdery, the violet melts with cozy sandalwood and orris. Lots of subtle depth here.”
—u/elbowskneesand, via Reddit

“[…] fantastic if you like roses and leather and unique scents with a definite point-of-view.” 
—u/wakeup_andlive, via Reddit

“A fluttering floral. It’s so purple. There seems to be a roominess built into the bottle. There’s a sweetness and a burnt green quality that […] leaves you with an incredible state of curiosity. I’ve never smelled a perfume quite like this before.”
—TJ Norris, Notetaking

”This is a moody, watery floral […] It has buttery orris and scalded sugar that morph the rose into something new. There are both leather notes and stanky notes (from castoreum) in the dry down. All in all, just a trip and a mood in a bottle. I think it leans very ‘vintage’ and if that is your jam you may love this as much as I do.”
—u/mannycat2 via Reddit

“[…] it really conjures up images of early nineties clubs where the leather may have been faux, but the behaviour was often loaded with real spite.”
—Stephan Matthews, via stephanmatthews.com
Allergen Info

Spite EdT meets IFRA 51 guidelines for Category 4 (fine fragrance) and contains the following fragrance allergens (≥0.001%):

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