Escentric Molecules
A house of quiet distinction, known for compositions that reward patience and close attention.
- Musk100
- Sandalwood74
- Amber71
- Cedar60
- Vetiver59
- Black Pepper51
- Bergamot30
- Iris29
Releases
DNA over time
Each column is an era. Each colored band shows that family’s share of accord weight across every perfume the house released in that window. Bigger band = the house leaned harder on that family.
All fragrances
H01
Molecule 01 Limited Edition 15 Years
Escentric 01 Limited Edition 15 Years
Escentric 01 Limited Edition
Molecule 01 + Ginger
Molecule 01 + Iris
The opening of Molecule 01 + Iris feels almost clinical—a pale, bloodless iris accord that hovers like frosted glass.
Power of 10 Limited Edition Molecule 02
Molecule 01 + Black Tea
Molecule 01 Limited Edition
Escentric 01
The opening flashes pink pepper and lime—brief, sharp, then gone.
Molecule 01
Molecule 01 isolates a single synthetic aroma-molecule called Iso E Super, stripping away the conventional top-middle-base architecture of traditional perfumery.
Molecule 01 + Mandarin
Escentric 02
A sharp citrus burst opens with lime and bergamot, quickly joined by a peppery ginger that gives the scent an immediate brightness.
Molecule 01 + Patchouli
Molecule 01 + Patchouli layers raw patchouli oil over Iso E Super's familiar woody hum, creating something cleaner and more transparent than traditional patchouli fragrances.
Escentric 05
The opening strikes immediately green and resinous—fig leaf and rosemary crushed between fingers, sharp with herbal oils and faintly soapy bergamot.
Molecule 02
Molecule 02 is pure ambroxan, the synthetic molecule that mimics ambergris's warm, mineral dryness.
Power of 10 Limited Edition Escentric 02
Escentric 03
Ginger and lime strike first—bright and resinous rather than citrus-sharp—quickly joined by a peppery warmth that feels more like spice-dusted wood than culinary heat.
Escentric 04
Escentric 04 is built around Javanol, a synthetic sandalwood-musk compound with a warm, milky, slightly floral character.
Molecule 01 + Guaiac Wood
Molecule 04
Molecule 03
**Molecule 03**
Molecule 05
Molecule 05 isolates cashmeran, a synthetic molecule developed in the 1970s that smells neither of wood nor musk nor amber but something adjacent to all three.
