Lynch Aka Smoked Styrax - Spiritica

LYNCH aka Smoked Styrax 50 ml — Spiritica

A transgressive fragrance that burns on the skin like an indelible memory

LYNCH aka Smoked Styrax by Spiritica is a dark, intense, and provocative sensorial experience that challenges convention and leaves its mark like a cult film. Designed for rebellious and dreamy souls, this unisex fragrance is a tribute to the mystery of the night, the dense smoke of incense, and the almost forbidden pleasure of spiced tobacco. With a provocative and uncompromising approach, this olfactory work, launched in 2025, channels the cinematic, the theatrical, and the visceral in a single bottle. It's more than a perfume: it's a statement.

Olfactory Family: Smoked Spicy Amber

Top Notes: Cherry, clove, saffron, pastel, night jasmine

Middle Notes: Tobacco, herb tree, styrax, myrrh, oud wood

Base Notes: Tobacco, vanilla, benzoin, patchouli, dark woods

Perfumers: Daniele Muratori Caputo, Leonardo Opali, Paolo Cerizza

Release Year: 2025

An olfactory journey between shadows, fire, and forbidden pleasure

LYNCH aka smoked styrax isn't perfumed, it's experienced. Its opening is like the first frame of a cult film: hypnotic, unexpected. The juicy cherry contrasts with the spicy depth of clove and the warmth of saffron, while a pastel note evokes the forbidden, the gourmand, and the strange. Night-blooming jasmine adds a narcotic aura that sweeps you away without warning. Then, the heart darkens with an enveloping smoke: tobacco burns slowly alongside styrax, myrrh, and oud, forming a spiritual, almost ritualistic core. The base is pure enchantment: warm, balsamic, and animal, where woody vanilla and benzoin embrace the damp earth of patchouli and the smoky echo of dark woods. A journey to lose yourself in.

The olfactory art of a visionary trio

Spiritica entrusts the creation of LYNCH to a trio of brilliant minds: Daniele Muratori Caputo, Leonardo Opali, and Paolo Cerizza. Each brings a distinct perspective, their own language that converges in this bold composition. United by a passion for cinema and counterculture, they shape a complex and fragmented fragrance, like a David Lynch narrative in olfactory key. This perfume does not follow a classical structure: its progression feels like interrupted, surprising, almost dreamlike scenes.

Top Notes: Gothic Cherry and Burning Spices

The first accord of LYNCH burns with a delicious contrast between sweetness and somberness. The cherry, ripe and juicy, is immediately pierced by the spicy edge of clove and the warmth of saffron. An unexpected pastel note appears like a sweet, almost bizarre wink, while night jasmine brings a narcotic and floral character that peeks out from the shadows. It's an opening that evokes a dreamlike cabaret, somewhere between the sensual and the absurd.

Middle Notes: Ritual Smoke and Sacred Wood

In the heart, the fragrance becomes deeply intimate and almost ceremonial. Tobacco appears at its most earthy and enveloping, while styrax and myrrh flood the skin with a mystical, dense, and almost sacred smoke. The herb tree brings a resinous and slightly green texture, while oud beats in the background like a deep percussion. This heart is not just dark, it's magnetic.

Base notes: sweet tobacco, resins, and deep wood

The base of LYNCH is a sensual swirl of sweet tobacco, smoky vanilla, and resinous benzoin, with a robust presence of patchouli that adds an earthy, damp, and addictive character. The woody notes close the composition with a deep, warm, and lasting echo. The drydown is glorious: enveloping, provocative, and warm like a final scene that never fades from memory.

Versatility for those who aren't afraid to stand out

LYNCH, also known as Smoked Styrax, isn't for everyone, nor does it claim to be. It's an intense fragrance, with a penetrating sillage and excellent longevity. Ideal for mysterious nights, special events, or simply when you want to provoke a reaction. It works in cool and cold climates, where its spicy and amber character takes on even more strength. It's a signature perfume with an overwhelming personality.

A design that whispers cinematic secrets

The LYNCH bottle encapsulates a minimalist yet haunting aesthetic, perfectly in tune with Spiritica's dark narrative. There's no superfluous ornamentation: just a package that seems to hide secrets, like a cursed VHS tape or a lost script. Its name—"smoked styrax"—says it all: smoke, resin, evocative. The perfect fragrance for those who understand that art can also smell.