Edible
Leather
Woody
Notesamberbergamotblack peppercoconutlabdanumleatherorange blossomorris (iris root)rhubarbsandalwoodvanilla
Tags
#beast
#sexy
Style
unisex
“Hey Bitch! You smell fucking good.” In Perfume World, that’s what we call a result. Hey Bitch! raises eyebrows with its dissonance between buttery, blowsy orange blossom and tough, bitter leather. Tangy rhubarb at the top snaps its fingers in your face, before dissolving into a blur of suedey iris and milky sandalwood. The dance between bitter and sweet keeps you on your toes throughout, conjuring hints of…what? Photocopier ink? Coffee? For sure it conjures ambered black leather, Bitch!
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
For the moment a polite conversation becomes more candid: tart rhubarb brings the bite, while buttery orange blossom and dark leather suggest warmth beneath the sharp delivery. Its sweet-bitter tension suits a playful, direct presence rather than quiet composure.
How to wear
The leather, labdanum and creamy woods suggest cooler weather, when the sweeter textures have room to unfold. Start with one spray on the torso or a pulse point and assess before adding more; a restrained application lets the tart opening and softer iris register without crowding close conversation.
Who it’s for
For lovers of leather softened by powdery iris and creamy woods, but sharpened with tart fruit and pepper. It will appeal to those who enjoy gourmand warmth without straightforward sweetness, and florals with a bitter, assertive edge.
Release year
2025
The nose
Camille Chemardin.
Collaborators
Founder Daniel Leitner shaped the fragrance’s concept and oversaw its realization, with Camille Chemardin composing the scent. His personal connection to the name supplied the creative starting point.
Ourte’s story
ŌURTE approaches fragrance through sensuality, food-inspired textures and dark gourmand contrasts. Founded by Daniel Leitner, the house treats scent as an expression of identity and mood, favoring emotionally charged compositions over restrained convention. Its fragrances are genderless, defined by taste and attitude rather than demographic labels.
Hey Bxtch’s concept
The name grew from an English-speaking friend’s habit of greeting Daniel Leitner with “Hey Bitch” and complimenting his fragrances. That affectionate irreverence carries into the composition: buttery orange blossom meets bitter leather, while tart rhubarb interrupts the softer textures of iris and sandalwood.
Extra info
Hey Bitch! is offered as an extrait de parfum, including a 50 ml presentation. Its description playfully evokes photocopier ink and coffee as impressions of the sweet-bitter blend, rather than listing them as fragrance notes.
Notesamberbergamotblack peppercoconutlabdanumleatherorange blossomorris (iris root)rhubarbsandalwoodvanilla
Tags
#beast
#sexy
Style
unisex
“Hey Bitch! You smell fucking good.” In Perfume World, that’s what we call a result. Hey Bitch! raises eyebrows with its dissonance between buttery, blowsy orange blossom and tough, bitter leather. Tangy rhubarb at the top snaps its fingers in your face, before dissolving into a blur of suedey iris and milky sandalwood. The dance between bitter and sweet keeps you on your toes throughout, conjuring hints of…what? Photocopier ink? Coffee? For sure it conjures ambered black leather, Bitch!
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
For the moment a polite conversation becomes more candid: tart rhubarb brings the bite, while buttery orange blossom and dark leather suggest warmth beneath the sharp delivery. Its sweet-bitter tension suits a playful, direct presence rather than quiet composure.
How to wear
The leather, labdanum and creamy woods suggest cooler weather, when the sweeter textures have room to unfold. Start with one spray on the torso or a pulse point and assess before adding more; a restrained application lets the tart opening and softer iris register without crowding close conversation.
Who it’s for
For lovers of leather softened by powdery iris and creamy woods, but sharpened with tart fruit and pepper. It will appeal to those who enjoy gourmand warmth without straightforward sweetness, and florals with a bitter, assertive edge.
Release year
2025
The nose
Camille Chemardin.
Collaborators
Founder Daniel Leitner shaped the fragrance’s concept and oversaw its realization, with Camille Chemardin composing the scent. His personal connection to the name supplied the creative starting point.
Ourte’s story
ŌURTE approaches fragrance through sensuality, food-inspired textures and dark gourmand contrasts. Founded by Daniel Leitner, the house treats scent as an expression of identity and mood, favoring emotionally charged compositions over restrained convention. Its fragrances are genderless, defined by taste and attitude rather than demographic labels.
Hey Bxtch’s concept
The name grew from an English-speaking friend’s habit of greeting Daniel Leitner with “Hey Bitch” and complimenting his fragrances. That affectionate irreverence carries into the composition: buttery orange blossom meets bitter leather, while tart rhubarb interrupts the softer textures of iris and sandalwood.
Extra info
Hey Bitch! is offered as an extrait de parfum, including a 50 ml presentation. Its description playfully evokes photocopier ink and coffee as impressions of the sweet-bitter blend, rather than listing them as fragrance notes.