Collateral Damage

INITIO PARFUMS PRIVÉS — Side Effect · DUA Fragrances

Collateral Damage

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Collateral Damage

INITIO PARFUMS PRIVÉS — Side Effect

DUA Fragrances

Dark, warm and slightly smoky, with boozy richness softened by creamy woods.

StrongNocturnalRefinedSensualModernOfficeFine DiningDate NightNightlifeTravel / Resort
OwnedSpicy, Woody, and Tobacco

Quick glance

Spicy, Woody, and Tobacco

boozy

Character

  • warm spicy
  • tobacco
  • rum
  • cinnamon
Scent profile
Leading accordswarm spicy / tobacco / rumPrimary styleboozy
Best season
Fall / Winter
Best setting
Date night / Night out

Olfactive map

What it smells like

Scent identity

Family and tags

Spicy, Woody, and Tobacco
StrongNocturnalRefinedSensualModernOfficeFine DiningDate NightNightlifeTravel / Resort

Supporting characteristics

boozyseductivedark sweetluxury nightlifewarmintoxicating

Fragrance structure

How it develops

Provider notes · source checked

Top notes

Heart notes

Base notes

Community

How others read it

PraiseRich boozy tobacco sweetness Sensual and compliment-oriented Strong performance Smooth luxury feel
CriticismSome find it too sweet or synthetic/plastic-smelling Can cause fatigue or headache if oversprayed Less surprising to people familiar with modern sweet tobacco amber scents
Comparison notesDUA focuses on Side Effect’s rum-tobacco-cinnamon-vanilla core and extrait-style density.

Discovery

Similar fragrances

Every reference shows listed note and accord overlap when catalog data allows. Notes count 80%, accords 20%, with rarer notes weighted higher; score does not confirm scent similarity.

No qualifying match in your vault.

Other recorded references (7)

May include outside-vault names, historical bottles, and relationships without qualifying scent similarity. New internet discovery comes later.

Side Effect

Initio Parfums Privés

6 shared notes6 shared accords100% weighted overlap

Notes: source 6/6 · match 6/6accords: source 6/6 · match 6/6

Inspired expression · source-backed

Unreviewed names; comparison only shown for an unambiguous catalog record.