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Escentric Molecules · 2008

Molecule 02

A single molecule, ambroxan, smelling of salty skin, wood and ambergris.

Launched
2008
Concentration
Eau de Toilette
Perfumer
Geza Schoen

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What does Molecule 02 smell like?

Launched in 2008 by Geza Schoen, founder of Escentric Molecules, Molecule 02 extends the radical idea behind Molecule 01: presenting a single synthetic material on its own, with no composition around it. Here it is ambroxan, a molecule reminiscent of ambergris. There is no top, heart or base in the classic sense, just a woody, salty, mineral halo that shifts with skin and temperature. Some smell it intensely, others barely at all, yet people nearby often notice. The result is a clean, warm skin scent that fuelled the trend for minimalist molecular fragrances.

When to wear it

Wear it anywhere, alone or layered. It suits fans of discreet scents and anyone looking for a base for their own combinations.

VerdictA fascinating, very wearable concept whose minimalism will puzzle those who enjoy a fragrance’s evolution.

It belongs to the Oriental / Amber, Woody family. Molecule 02 is one of 2 creations by Escentric Molecules in our encyclopedia.

Molecule 02: FAQ

What are the notes of Molecule 02?

Molecule 02 by Escentric Molecules opens with Ambroxan. Its heart combines , over a base of .

Is Molecule 02 for men or women?

Escentric Molecules presents Molecule 02 as a unisex fragrance meant for everyone. Nothing stops anyone from wearing it: modern perfumery happily blurs these lines.

When was Molecule 02 released?

Molecule 02 was launched in 2008 by Escentric Molecules, composed by Geza Schoen. It comes as an Eau de Toilette.

When should you wear Molecule 02?

Ideally in spring, summer and autumn. Wear it anywhere, alone or layered. It suits fans of discreet scents and anyone looking for a base for their own combinations.

Which perfumes smell like Molecule 02?

Based on shared notes, the closest are Santal 33 (Le Labo), Not a Perfume (Juliette Has a Gun), Another 13 (Le Labo).