Blends bitter orange, coconut, and grapefruit for a vibrant, uplifting opening that energizes the senses
Heart notes of tobacco and French orange flower add depth, warmth, and a sensual floral glow
Base of benzoin, vanilla, black amber, and musk creates a comforting, resinous, and long-lasting finish
Crafted by perfumer Luca Maffei for a modern, audacious interpretation of citrus gourmands
Suitable for both men and women, offering a versatile scent for lovers and dreamers
Summarized by Shop
Hypnorange by Coreterno is a fragrance for Women & Men. Hypnorange is a love letter to audacity, a symphony of light and shadow. It opens with blazing notes of sweet orange, grapefruit, and bitter orange, exploding on the skin like fireworks, kissed by the creamy sweetness of coconut. The heart is a rebellion, where the delicate w
Volume
100 ml
Concentration
Eau de Parfum
Top Notes
Bitter orange, orange grapefruit, coconut
Middle Notes
Tobacco, French orange flower
Base Notes
Benzoin, vanilla, black amber, musk
Fragrance Family
Citrus, Woody, Gourmand
Summarized by Shop
3.8
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Not earthy, too juicy, not dry enough for me.
I was expecting something with a similar DNA to Terre de Hermes EDT. I like fragrances that are mineral, earthy, musky and dry. This is not that. It’s truly unisex. Not overtly masculine. It’s modern, not classic. I think a lot of people will enjoy the interesting orange scent, which projects well and has good longevity. In fact, I got several compliments on it when I wore it. But I didn’t like how I smelled. So it’s a thumbs down for me.
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Mike · July 6, 2026
She hypno my orange till i scent split.
This was my first pull from scent split and i really love this so much. Its bright without being over powering. I liked the dry down effect almost more then when it was freshly applied. All around artful work and a great starter.
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Pat · November 16, 2025
It’s POLARIZING not hypnotizing
Hypnoorange by Coreterno definitely leans masculine. Despite the glowing reviews that hail it as a masterpiece, I just don’t get the hype. To me, it’s harsh from the start and never really softens, even in the dry down. The three dominant notes—bitter orange, a sharp, polarizing tobacco, and aggressive spice—hit hard and overpower everything else. Any promise of vanilla, amber, or coconut is completely lost in the mix. In my dreams, this was a unique, standout fragrance… and then I woke up.