N.C.P Olfactives

N.C.P Olfactives is a Swedish niche fragrance house founded in 2017 by actress Noomi Rapace, best known for her role as Lisbeth Salander in the original Millennium films. Rapace conceived the brand as a vehicle for raw, uncompromising artistic expression translated into scent rather than image. The house organises its collections around the concept of Senses — Sight, Sound, Touch, Taste, and Smell — each number in the range mapping to a sensory idea rather than a conventional fragrance family. This numerical coding removes gender expectation entirely. Collaborating with accomplished perfumers, N.C.P. produces high-concentration extrait-level formulas that wear with intensity and staying power. Notable releases include 401 Oud and Sandalwood, 701 Black Orchid and Amber, and 801 Oud and Aromatic. The aesthetic is stark, minimalist, and deliberately confrontational — plain bottles, bold digits — mirroring the Scandinavian design principle that substance should outweigh ornament. The house occupies a firmly niche position with international distribution through premium independent retailers.