Cupid No. 4 by Cupid: Notes, Longevity and Review

What Does Cupid No. 4 by Cupid Smell Like?

Cupid No. 4 by Cupid smells like warm spices opening into a patchouli and floral heart, drying down to leather, animal notes and resins.

The Cupid No. 4 by Cupid product page carries the 50ml bottle and the full rundown.

Notes, Concentration and Longevity

Spices lead the opening with a warm, dry heat. Patchouli and floral notes fill the middle, giving the scent its dark, slightly earthy core. Leather, animal notes and resins close it out, leaving a bold, skin-warmed trail.

No concentration is stated in the sources consulted, so this guide leaves it out rather than guessing. On skin, the leather-and-resin base keeps the scent present well past the opening.

Its only close sibling here is No. 6 by Cupid, a different numbered composition from the same house, and the wider catalogue at dnaperfumo.com holds more niche lines to explore.

Best For

Best for evenings, cooler weather and anyone who likes leather scents with a spiced, animalic edge.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What fragrance family is Cupid No. 4 by Cupid?
A: It is a leather fragrance, built around a spiced opening and a leather-and-resin base.

Q: What are the main notes in Cupid No. 4 by Cupid?
A: Spices at the opening, patchouli and floral notes at the heart, and leather, animal notes and resins in the base.

Q: Is Cupid No. 4 by Cupid unisex?
A: It is listed for women and men.

Q: How strong is Cupid No. 4 by Cupid?
A: Bold and base-driven, with a leather trail that stays noticeable, though strength varies by skin.