Escentric 03 Eau de Toilette 100ml

Due to the use of naturally harvested ingredients in production, subtle variations in colour may be noticeable in this fragrance, occasionally occurring over time. This variation will in no way affect the scent and, as a result, we are unable to offer returns or exchanges based on colour differences.

• 100ml
• Eau de toilette
• Developed by Geza Schoen
• Top Notes: Ginger Root, Green Peppercorn, Mexican Lime Peel
• Heart Notes: Orris, Egyptian Jasmine, Tea
• Base Notes: Vetiver, Sandalwood, Cedar, Leather, Musk
• Decorative glass bottle with a futuristic design inspired by the science behind the fragrance

Escentric Molecules' Escentric 03 is a tribute to vetiver's more familiar side; a dark, exotic woodiness.

The fragrance opens with a burst of freshness, where ginger root is joined by green peppercorn and Mexican lime peel. A soft, fragrant heart of orris is surrounded by Egyptian jasmine and soft tea notes, while a slightly bitter vetiver base is smoothed by rich, ambery tones of sandalwood, cedar, leather and musk. The overall impression is spicy but fresh with warm balsamic undertones, much like a traditional chypre. Perfumer Geza Schoen's penchant for sensuous fragrance without sweetness is particularly apparent here and, because he also excels at unexpected associations, a fugitive tang of ginger ale might also be detected.

“I wanted Escentric 03 to bring out the scent impressions of the roots of the Florentine iris and to show how they harmonise with each other.” – Geza Schoen, perfumer and founder of Escentric Molecules

Born out of its founder Geza Schoen’s love for Iso E Super, a strange, cedar-ish and sometimes velvety aroma-molecule that doesn’t exist in nature, Escentric Molecules has pursued a unique and rebellious vision of fragrance since it released its first pair of soon-to-be-cult-favourite Iso E-intense perfumes in 2006. Escentric Molecules’ fragrances are neither classical nor straightforwardly pretty. Instead, the molecules at their hearts (chiefly Iso but others, like Javanol, too) are designed to meld, in the peculiar way of synthetic notes, with the wearer’s natural pheromones.