Cocaïne

Cocaïne by Franck Boclet is a deeply opulent, high-impact white floral fragrance dominated by tuberose, with a pronounced caramelized sweetness and a rich gourmand base. The opening is intense and confrontational—many describe it as a sharp, chemically indolic burst, resembling mothballs or a sterile hospital environment, which some find overwhelming or unpleasant at first. However, this aggressively sweet and animalic front mellows over time, leading to a smooth, velvety drydown of creamy, milky tuberose intertwined with vanilla, monoi oil, and subtle tobacco. This transformation makes it a true paradox: a perfume that begins with a sensation of novelty or even revulsion, yet becomes irresistibly addictive as it settles. The fragrance is unisex in nature, though many find it leans feminine due to its bold floral gourmand profile. It performs with exceptional longevity and sillage—strong projections reach far beyond personal space and linger for hours, making it a conversation starter. While it is not ideal for warm weather or formal office settings, its unique depth and longevity make it a standout choice for evening wear, dramatic occasions, or for those who seek a polarizing, boundary-defying scent experience.