Mojave Ghost

Between the top and heart notes, ambrette, ambery and powdery, sits alongside magnolia, green and fresh, as well as violet. The latter shares its powdery quality with ambrette and its greenness with magnolia: violet touches each of its neighbors through a different facet.

A shared woody register links cedar, musk and vetiver in the base. Around this common wood, each carries its own accent: pencil shavings for cedar, an animalic nuance for musk, smoke for vetiver.

The house of Byredo cites the Mojave desert as the source of this fragrance.

According to Byredo, an uncommon flower from this desert region guided the creation.