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Want To Smell Like a Werfwulf? This Perfume Has You Covered

Nothing says date night like the smell of "the heat of flesh that was once human." Robert Eggers' Werwulf hits movie theaters at Christmas, but you can pre-order an official perfume set based on the movie right now. Focus Features has teamed up with the very fancy Heretic Parfum for a set of three very specific fragrances. Designed to represent each stage of a werewolf transformation, the…

Want To Smell Like a Werfwulf? This Perfume Has You Covered

Want to smell like a werewolf? This perfume has you covered. The popular movie Robert Eggers’ Werwulf is hitting theaters during the Christmas season, and fans can now pre-order an official fragrance set based on the film. Focus Features has partnered with the high-end Heretic Parfum to create a unique trio of scents, each representing a different stage of the werewolf transformation.

The first scent, "Wode Hath Teth," evokes the essence of the feral woodland. It is described as cold, with hints of resinous, mineral, and austere elements. The second fragrance, "Werwulf," represents the actual transformation process. It features skin, damp earth, root, resin, and a touch of wet fur, creating an intimate and primal aroma.

Lastly, "Blodwode" embodies the memory of what the forest has witnessed, with notes of bleeding tree bark, leather, musk, and the unmistakable scent of human flesh. The scent is described as animalic and resinous, with an untamed quality.

Each set is a limited edition and will cost $55, with a minimum shipping date of November 6, ensuring it arrives in time for Christmas gifts. Alternatively, individual perfumes are available for $125. This is not the first collaboration between Heretic Parfum and film adaptations; they have previously released scents for Nosferatu Eau de Macabre and The Bride, featuring unique combinations of floral, resinous, and animalic notes.

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