Fire God

STÉPHANE HUMBERT LUCAS — God of Fire · The Dua Brand

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Fire God

Fire God

STÉPHANE HUMBERT LUCAS — God of Fire

The Dua Brand
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Radiant tropical mango-citrus opening with ginger heat, red berry sweetness, jasmine/coumarin softness, and a warm oud-amber-musky woody base.

Quick glance

Scent profile

Fiery

Character

  • fruity
  • tropical
  • sweet
  • woody
Scent profile
Leading accordsfruity / tropical / sweetPrimary styleFiery
Best season
Spring / Summer evenings
Best setting
Date night / Vacation

Olfactive map

What it smells like

Scent identity

Family and tags

StrongNocturnalSensualModernDate NightNightlifeTravel / ResortCasual Weekend

Fragrance structure

How it develops

It opens juicy and loud — mango arriving thick and almost edible, cut by lemon and lifted by red berries, with ginger supplying a dry warmth that keeps the fruit from turning into syrup. As the citrus burns off, coumarin and jasmine soften the middle into something rounder and creamier, cedar quietly building structure underneath. The final act turns the fruit warm and resinous: oud and cypriol bring smoky, earthy depth, amber deepens the sweetness, and musk holds it all close.

Top notes

Heart notes

Base notes

Descriptors

Supporting characteristics

FieryTropicalConfidentSeductivemango woody ambertropical oudmodern fruity niche

Community

How others read it

Praise

Praised for juicy mango opening, strong identity, compliment factor, and smooth tropical-woody balance.

Criticism

Some find it too sweet, overhyped, expensive, or reminiscent of BR540-style amber sweetness.

Comparison notes

Fire God appears to track the God of Fire mango/lemon/ginger/red berry and oud-amber base; provider concentration was not visible in retrieved search snippet.

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