Well — this one isn’t for everyone.
It’s for the few who understand darkness in perfume — the ones who find beauty in the animalic edge instead of turning away from it.

There’s no comfort here, and it doesn’t try to give any.
Leopard’s Roar was built for the thrill — that pulse that happens when raw materials are pushed to their limit.

The oud we used isn’t the thick, tarry kind people expect. It’s modern, clean-cut, and brutally direct — all presence, no fog.
From the first breath, it hits hard — oud, dark rose, and leather colliding with black pepper and ambergris. Sharp, dry, alive.

Then the structure deepens.
Labdanum, birch tar, and tobacco absolute build a dark, resinous body that moves with weight but never drags. There’s heat here — real heat — the kind that feels like skin warming under tension.

As it settles, vetiver and cedarwood rise, steady and dry, while Mysore sandalwood hums underneath — not to smooth it out, but to keep the flame controlled. The scent doesn’t soften; it refines.

If you like your perfume polite, this won’t work for you.
But if you want to feel power shaped into precision — this one delivers it without restraint.

Leopard’s Roar isn’t a fragrance.
It’s the sound of control inside chaos.

Top Notes:
Oud, Black Pepper, Bergamot, Dark Rose

Heart Notes:
Russian Leather, Birch Tar, Labdanum, Tobacco Absolute

Base Notes:
Sylhet Oud, Ambergris, Mysore Sandalwood, Vetiver, Cedarwood

Perfume oil equivalent for Leopard's Roar is LEOPARD'S ROAR Perfume Oil.