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Mojave Ghost pairs translucent florals and unusual fruit with soft woods and musk for an airy, diffusive signature.
WoodsFloralMuskFruityAirySilky
Fruity ambrette and naseberry lead into translucent magnolia and violet before sandalwood, cedar, musk and vetiver form a soft woody trail.
SweetnessLowTemperatureWarmTextureAiry · SilkyPresenceModerate
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The parts they want you to notice.
AmbretteNaseberryMagnoliaSandalwoodVioletCedarwoodMusksVetiver
Woody floral. A note list is scent vocabulary, not a lab formula.
Ambrette / translucent woods / concentration and format control
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WoodsFloralCitrusAromatic
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Blanche
FloralMuskWoodsCrisp
Bright aldehydes and clean rose move through peony and violet before white musks and sandalwood create a soft linen-like finish.
Byredo · Eau de Parfum
Gypsy Water
WoodsAromaticCitrusAmber
Bergamot, lemon and juniper create a cool aromatic opening before incense, orris and pine settle into sandalwood, amber and soft vanilla.
Byredo
A Stockholm fragrance and design house founded in 2006 by Ben Gorham. Its fragrance language is concise, image-led and genderless, with strong emphasis on memory, place and modern material contrasts.