
Wrath
Built for fragrance fans who enjoy robust woods and tobacco without heavy syrupy cloyingness, Wrath offers a multifaceted wear profile. The transition from spicy pepper and brisk green notes into mellow mimosa and aromatic lavender creates an inviting, sophisticated aura. It suits confident dressers looking for a versatile signature that bridges herbal freshness and dark, smoky depth. The rich dry-down of guaiac wood, patchouli, and comforting vanilla makes it an excellent choice for autumn chills, crisp winter evenings, and smart social gatherings. Although marketed as unisex, voter feedback points toward a slightly masculine edge due to its pronounced dry tobacco and woody accords.
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Performance Metrics
12 VOTESOpen Performance Breakdown 1 TAKE
Community votes indicate standout performance across the board. Every recorded vote rates longevity between long lasting (7 to 12 hours) and eternal (over 12 hours). Sillage is voted as strong by all participants, providing an assertive scent projection that leaves a clear trail without suffocating close quarters.
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Wrath presents a distinctive oriental spicy profile constructed around pepper, green notes, mimosa, lavender, tobacco, and guaiac wood. The scent opens with a lively, fizzy aromatic freshness before transitioning into a powdery floral midsection and concluding with a warm, smoky, vanilla-kissed woody foundation. It works effectively as an expressive tobacco perfume green blend.
Main Accords
10 MAPPEDThe composition opens with prominent fresh spicy and green accords that offer a bright, tingling quality. As the opening settles, powdery, lavender, and yellow floral accords soften the edges. The base is completely dominated by woody, tobacco, patchouli, and sweet vanilla accords, giving off a long-lasting, comforting warmth that makes it a compelling woody fragrance for men and women.
Community Data
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When to Wear
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It looks easiest to wear in spring and summer. The vote picture leans most toward daytime.
Pros & Cons
Quick take before you sampleWHY PEOPLE MAY LIKE IT
Crisp, fizzy opening with pepper and green notes that does not irritate the nose.
Smooth transition from airy florals like mimosa and lavender into deep woods.
Handsome dry-down pairing light tobacco with smoky guaiac wood.
Formulated by renowned perfumer Antoine Maisondieu.
All community longevity votes fall into long lasting or eternal categories.
Solid strong projection that maintains presence without turning cloying.
Subtle vanilla and patchouli sweetness prevents the woods from smelling harsh.
Well rounded structure suitable for multiple seasons and cool evening wear.
WHAT TO WATCH OUT FOR
Limited community review history makes blind buying risky.
Initial pepper and green notes may feel too sharp for lovers of sweet gourmands.
May feel overly heavy or dense for high summer daytime heat.
Powdery mimosa and lavender heart might deter those wanting pure smoke.
Voted as leaning masculine, which might not suit shoppers seeking ultra-feminine florals.
Guaiac wood and patchouli base can feel too earthy for minimalists.
Strong projection requires careful spraying in quiet office environments.
Niche brand availability may make finding in-store testers difficult.
Fragranxe Review
EDITORIAL“Wrath by Proad Editorial Review: Fresh Spice Meets Smoky Woods”
The opening of Wrath by Proad hits with an immediate burst of crackling pepper and vibrant green notes. It avoids any heavy, prickly harshness that induces sneezing. Instead, wearers describe a refreshing fizziness that feels airy, crisp, and surprisingly uplifting for a fragrance anchored in woods. This brisk sparkle sets a vibrant tone right from the first spray.
Within thirty minutes, the sharp spicy brightness steps aside for a much softer floral heart. Lavender provides an aromatic, clean counterweight, while powdery mimosa adds a subtle golden warmth. As hours pass, the scent moves fully into its base. A rich combination of dry tobacco and smoky guaiac wood takes the lead, smoothed by earthy patchouli and a touch of sweet vanilla.
Over the course of a full day, the balance shifts steadily from fresh spicy to deep woody warmth. The initial green accord dissolves gradually, allowing the powdery lavender fragrance to bridge the gap into the darker base elements. The tobacco remains refined and light rather than thick or ashy, supported by sweet vanilla that prevents the patchouli from turning dirty or medicinal.
Performance is a clear highlight based on community data. All early voters rate the longevity as long lasting or eternal, indicating that wearers reliably get seven hours or more of noticeable scent. Sillage receives strong ratings across the board, casting a confident trail through open spaces. It performs nicely during crisp autumn afternoons, cold winter evenings, and date nights where you want presence without overpowering the room.
This composition leans slightly masculine in community feedback, though its balanced sweetness makes it approachable for anyone who enjoys herbal woods. It will delight enthusiasts of nuanced tobacco and aromatic lavender who want something more dynamic than a plain vanilla gourmand. Those who dislike pepper, prefer minimalist clean musks, or want an ultra-light citrus cologne should steer clear.
Wrath by Proad succeeds by balancing sparkling freshness against dark, smoky comfort. Antoine Maisondieu delivers a thoughtfully constructed profile that evolves naturally from a fizzy green opening into a handsome woody tobacco dry-down. For collectors seeking a high-performing cool-weather option with genuine evolution, this bottle warrants serious attention.
FAQs
What does Wrath by Proad smell like?+
Wrath by Proad smells like fizzy pepper and fresh greens layered over soft lavender, mimosa, and a base of smoky guaiac wood and light tobacco. The initial impression is airy and peppery rather than heavy. As it develops, powdery florals soften the composition before settling into a warm, gently sweet foundation of patchouli and vanilla.
How long does Wrath by Proad last?+
Wrath by Proad provides exceptional longevity, with community votes rating it between 7 and 12 hours or even longer. Every recorded longevity vote classifies the fragrance as either long lasting or eternal. The dense base notes of guaiac wood, tobacco, patchouli, and vanilla provide great staying power on the skin throughout the day.
How strong is the projection of Wrath by Proad?+
The projection of Wrath by Proad is strong, casting a noticeable scent aura beyond arm's length. Community voters unanimously rated its sillage in the strong category. Its bright pepper and green top notes radiate effectively at first, followed by a persistent trail of woody tobacco and vanilla that stays easily detectable.
Is Wrath by Proad for men or women?+
Wrath by Proad is marketed as a unisex fragrance, though community votes lean slightly toward the masculine side. Its crisp lavender, dry tobacco, and smoky guaiac wood give it an aromatic edge that many men enjoy. However, the powdery mimosa and smooth vanilla ensure it remains wearable for anyone who appreciates woody scents.
What season is best to wear Wrath by Proad?+
Wrath by Proad performs best during the cooler temperatures of autumn and winter, though spring wear is also possible. Early seasonal votes show support across seasons, but the deep base of tobacco, patchouli, and guaiac wood thrives in crisp air. It may feel too rich and warm for high summer heat.
Who created Wrath by Proad?+
Wrath by Proad was composed by renowned French perfumer Antoine Maisondieu and released in 2025. Maisondieu crafted the oriental spicy scent using sharp contrasts, pairing sparkling green notes and pepper against a soft floral heart of mimosa and lavender, backed by a dark, resinous woody base.
What are the main notes in Wrath by Proad?+
The main notes in Wrath by Proad are pepper, green notes, lavender, mimosa, guaiac wood, tobacco, patchouli, and vanilla. The fragrance opens with a burst of pepper and greens, reveals an aromatic floral heart of lavender and mimosa, and rests on a solid base of smoky woods, dry tobacco, and sweet vanilla.
Is Wrath by Proad suitable for work and office wear?+
Wrath by Proad can be worn to work if applied with a very light hand. Because community voters rate its sillage as strong, applying more than one or two sprays might overpower close office environments. Its clean lavender and green notes offer professional appeal, but the woody tobacco base demands moderation.
Is Wrath by Proad a safe blind buy?+
Wrath by Proad is not recommended as a completely safe blind buy due to its bold spicy and woody profile. Community reviews are still limited, and the combination of fizzy pepper, powdery mimosa, and smoky tobacco can be polarising. Testing a sample first is the best way to verify personal taste.
How should you apply Wrath by Proad for best results?+
You should apply Wrath by Proad sparingly to pulse points like the collarbones and wrists. Because community feedback highlights strong projection and long-lasting performance, two or three sprays are plenty for an entire evening. Avoid spraying heavily near the neck so the peppery top notes do not overwhelm your senses.
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COMMUNITY DUPESCOREWhile there are no direct clones listed in community logs, Wrath shares common territory with aromatic tobacco fragrances. Diptyque Volutes offers a sweeter, heavier iris and honey profile, whereas Wrath stays greener and fizzier in the top. Tom Ford Beau de Jour shares the sharp lavender cleanliness but leans strictly into classic barbershop territory, lacking the smoky guaiac wood and tobacco depth of Wrath. Maison Margiela Jazz Club focuses more on rum and creamy vanilla, missing the crisp green pepper bite found here.
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