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Ex Nihilo Launches Generation(s): A New, Alcohol-Free Fragrance for 2025
Parisian niche house Ex Nihilo has officially launched its latest fragrance: Generation(s), a unisex Eau de Parfum that introduces the brand’s first alcohol-free formula. Released in May 2025, it’s a move toward more inclusive, skin-conscious luxury.

Ex Nihilo Generation(s)
A New Direction For The Brand
Crafted by perfumer Nadège Le Garlantezec, Generation(s) is designed to be both elegant and accessible. The alcohol-free formulation makes it ideal for those with sensitive skin, while still delivering a full-bodied scent experience that aligns with Ex Nihilo’s reputation for quality and craftsmanship.
This is the first time the brand has introduced an alcohol-free composition — a shift that reflects a growing demand for gentler, more adaptable fragrance options.
The Scent Breakdown
Top notes: Pear, pink pepper, incense
Heart: Fig accord
Base: Sandalwood, tonka bean, musks
The fragrance opens with a crisp, spicy lift from pink pepper and pear, followed by a smooth fig note at the center. A base of sandalwood and musks gives it a warm, softly grounded finish, making it versatile for everyday wear.
Why This Launch Stands Out
Alcohol-free formulation: More gentle on skin, without losing projection
Unisex appeal: No sharp masculine or floral lean — it wears neutral, modern, and clean
Ingredient balance: Fig adds a creamy depth that contrasts nicely with the brighter top notes
It’s a clear step forward for Ex Nihilo, expanding their reach without compromising the artistic direction they’re known for.
Design & Presentation
The bottle keeps things minimalist: a crystal-clear flacon topped with a textured, wood-style cap. It’s understated and contemporary — a visual match for the fragrance’s clean identity.
Availability
Size: 100ml Eau de Parfum
Price: £260
Stockists: Available now via Ex Nihilo’s official website and Harrods
Final Word
Generation(s) adds something genuinely new to Ex Nihilo’s collection — not in terms of shock value, but in wearability, composition, and purpose. The focus on a gentle application and inclusive design shows where modern perfumery is headed: cleaner, smarter, and more skin-conscious.