Bad Girl Animalic Sampler - Set of Thirteen 1/2ml Samples

Here's a sampler to help you in your exploration of animalic notes in fragrances. According to Fragrantica the odor profile for Animal Notes is different ingredients, synthetic and natural, that can produce an animalic dirty and deep sensual effect. Animal notes of natural origin are not allowed in the perfume industry today and have been replaced by synthetics. The main ones are civet, musk, castoreum, ambergris and hyraceum. I've added beeswax and animal fur. Animal notes have been used in perfumes since the beginning of perfuming-making. They impart a sensuality, depth and tenacity to a perfume that is unrivaled.

You will receive a 1/2ml sample (1ml sample vial filled half full) of each of the fragrances in this sampler. 

1. Ego Facto Piege a Filles EDP - Piège à Filles is an intriguing perfume with a cumin-induced “dissonance”. It features notes of citrus, heliotrope, almond, cumin, orange blossom, tobacco, musk and vetiver.
2. ERIS Parfums Ma Bete EDP - Ma Bete (My Beast) caresses you with the suggestiveness of perfumed fur. A collision of the floral and the animal, it combines a regal Tunisian neroli with spices and a 50% overdose of Antoine Lie's own animalic cocktail. "Ma Bête is a fierce beast with raunchy elegance." – Antoine Lie (Perfumer). It features top notes of aldehydes, Tunisian neroli and Indian nutmeg; middle notes of Indian cypriol, Honduran styrax and Indian jasmine sambac; and base notes of Virginia cedarwood, Indonesian patchouli and synthetic animalic accord.
3. ERIS Parfums Belle de Jour EDP – Belle de Jour is a floral fragrance that launched in 2016. Created by Antoine Lie, it features top notes of coriander, orange blossom and pink pepper; middle notes of Egyptian jasmine, allspice and labdanum; and base notes of seaweed, musk and Atlas cedar.
4. Fort & Manle Maduro EDP – Maduro is an extravagant, maximalist take on the woody style through fruit and herbs. A fragrance turned into velvet, as this tobacco dominant scent is lifted and then smoked with a honeyed accord of amber, beeswax, cinnamon leaf and vanilla. A woody gourmand that features top notes of pineapple, red apple, basil and cinnamon; middle notes of Damascus rose, bourbon vanilla, beeswax and honey; and base notes of tobacco, amber, patchouli, vetiver, benjui and Atlas cedar. This is a discontinued fragrance.
5. Francesca Bianchi Lost in Heaven Extrait de Parfum - Lost in Heaven depicts a dream sequence of an adult getting lost in paradise. It represents the complexity of feelings conveying both the longing for a place of uncontaminated innocence and unconditional love and the inevitable and controversial burden of life, made up of feelings of sin and guilt – real, or even worse, imaginary. This dichotomy, which sits at the back of anyone’s soul, is portrayed by a selection of the most angelic notes: beautiful orange flower and jasmine absolutes, together with soft heliotrope, smooth sandalwood and sweet tonka bean. The darker side is conveyed in a much more subtle way, not immediately detectable, via cumin and other spices, and a large selection of animalistic notes, including a reconstruction of Tonkin musk. Lost in Heaven features notes of grapefruit, green tangerine, orange flower absolute, jasmin, ylang extra, mimosa, magnolia, cumin, cinnamon, coriander, ambergris, musk, castoreum, beeswax, iris butter, ciste absolute, opoponax, heliotrope, vetiver, sandalwood, patchouli and tonka bean. Created at 25% concentration.
6. Francesca Bianchi Sex and The Sea Neroli Extrait de Parfum – Sex and The Sea Neroli presents – as the original version – a heart of coconut, the saltiness of the sea, the sweet sweat of a warm skin but this time with a hint of narcotic freshness, which makes the perfume more complex and its evolution more intriguing. Created at a concentration of 25%, it features notes of bergamot, petit grain, honey, neroli, mimosa, coconut, immortelle, rose, iris, sandalwood, vetiver, labdanum, benzoin, ambergris, civet and vanilla.
7. Juliette Has a Gun Mad Madame EDP – Mad Madame is a chypre fragrance that launched in 2012. Audacious and scandalous, this green chypre fragrance revolves around metallic notes of rose oxide, blackcurrant bud absolute, and woody, modern Ambroxan. Fusing explosive and feminine traits, it leaves no doubt about its intentions. Mad Madame has the knack of getting herself talked about, and she likes it. “For Mad Madame I wanted to pay tribute to a woman who dares, a woman slightly more mature than the previous episodes, but by no means better behaved.”—Romano Ricci, Brand Founder and Perfumer. It features top notes of rose, blackcurrant, amber and freesia; middle notes of patchouli, moss, tuberose, peony and jasmine; and base notes of castoreum, white musk, tolu balsam and vanilla absolute.
8. Libertine Fragrances Sex & Jasmine EDP - This fragrance is sexy, sultry, and oh-so dirty in the nicest of ways. Josh Smith brings out the forbidden side of indole-induced jasmine and wraps it in vanilla-soaked bourbon and sticky sandalwood absolute. The sweet, damp, animalic vibe offers an erotic spin. With notes of jasmine sambac, sandalwood absolute, geranium, neroli absolute, vanilla bourbon extract, aged patchouli essence and ambergris.
9. M. Micallef Red Sea EDP - Red Sea is an oriental spicy fragrance that launched in 2006 as part of the Les 4 Saisons. Created by Jean-Claude Astier, it features top notes of neroli and floral notes; middle notes of rose, spicy notes, cloves, iris and cinnamon; and base notes of sandalwood, musk and woody notes.
10. Maison Francis Kurkdjian Absolue Pour le Soir Cologne - Like a cloudless, starry night while you are comfy in your favorite sweater. Absolue Pour le Soir features notes of Siam infusion of benzoin, Bulgarian and Iranian rose honey and incense absolute. Restrained and elegant. 
11. Pictura Fragrans Animal Epice Extrait de Parfum - Animal Epice is an aromatic spicy fragrance that launched in 2023. It was created by DL Jenkins. In the heart of a shadowed forest, the scent unveils a nocturnal symphony. Sensual notes of black pepper, ginger, and tarragon dance with mysterious forest creatures. Warm oriental tea, spices and saffron add an exotic sillage, while dark woods, amber and animal musk weave into an immersive embrace. Animal Épicé captures a wild spirit, and delves into depths where darkness and allure converge. Animal Epice features top notes of pepper, anise and tarragon; middle notes of black tea, saffron and forest animal accord; and base notes of dark woods, musk and tobacco.  
12. Roja Dove Diaghilev Parfum - Diaghilev is an incredibly gorgeous chypre fragrance created by Roja Dove to pay tribute to the legend Serge Diaghilev, the founder of the Russian Ballet. It was originally released to commemorate the Diaghilev and Ballets Russes exhibition at the V&A Museum in London (only 1000 bottles were created at that time). With the introduction of his new Imperial Collection, Roja Dove then re-released Diaghilev. With a definite nod to beautiful vintage fragrances, Diaghilev features top notes of bergamot, orange, lime, lemon, cumin and tarragon; middle notes of jasmine, rose, black currant, heliotrope, peach, tuberose, violet and ylang-ylang; and base notes of vetiver, patchouli, vanilla, cedar, cloves, gaiac wood, nutmeg, oak moss, sandalwood, ambrette (musk mallow), benzoin, civet, labdanum, leather, musk, peru balsam and styrax.
13. Shelley Waddington Pythia EDP – Pythia is a limited edition fragrance created solely for the retailer American Perfumer. It had a run of only 25 bottles which were sold through a lottery and have been sold out as February 27, 2021. Inspired by Pythia, the Priestess of Apollo, the Oracle of Delphi, the perfumer chose to capture the moment that after Pythia observed her obligatory rituals (bathing in the Castalian Spring, drinking water from a holy river, sacrificing a goat and descending into the inner sanctum below the Temple known as the adyton), she seated herself upon a covered tripod cauldron in the omphalos at the Temple’s center, directly above a fissure from which sweet acrid gaseous vapors emanated. She started with lemon and the floral herbalcy of rosemary, a very natural and unaffected opening which is charming and fleeting; it feels appropriate set in the historical period and locus, consummately Greek. The rose which follows creates a bridge between the tonic topnotes and base-centric foundation of the fragrance. The base is all sweet eddying smoke and conjure – Pythia’s possession, as it were – evocative of animal burnt sacrifice (civet and musk), a slight salinity (ambergris), and sacred woods and resins aflame to smoldering, sooty and sugar-dusted. With notes of lemon, rosemary, rose, vanilla, civet, ambergris, musk, sandalwood and balsam.