Marie Duchêne “And the ones who were seen dancing were thought to be insane by those who could not hear the music.” Friedrich Nietzsche Tonkade, the new fragrance of the Laboratorio in Nero collection, was created on the basis of an imaginary dance, a sensual ritual that alternates sweetness and mystery. Ingredients that, just like the sinuous movements of dancers, appear, twirl and then disappear, giving rise to a choral performance that remains engraved in the heart and mind.
Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 14 reviews)
Steven D.★★★★★
The quote on the box gave me chills before I even sprayed it—and the scent itself feels like a slow, haunting dance, dark but somehow freeing. Lasts through a full evening out without needing a reapply, which surprised me for how delicate it opens. Wearing it made me feel like I was in on some beaut
Miles P.★★★★★
The Nietzsche epigraph alone sold me before I even opened the bottle, and the scent itself is just as brooding—dark, smoky, and utterly hypnotic. I've been spritzing it on my scarf and catching whiffs of it for hours, which makes me feel like I'm trapped in a beautiful, philosophical fever dream.
Sebastian★★★★★
The Nietzsche quote sets such a mysterious tone before you even open it, and that collection's dark elegance really carries through in the scent itself. It's the kind of fragrance that makes you want to keep catching your own wrist.
