1
Ноти
2
Акорди
1
Парфумер
Molecule 02
Жіночий
Створено Geza Schoen
Molecule 02 by Escentric Molecules is a Oriental fragrance for women and men. Molecule 02 was launched in 2008. The nose behind this fragrance is Geza Schoen. Molecule 02 is a perfume from the second, new series of synthetic fragrances from Escentric Molecules company. Together with the new Escentric 02, it revolves around ambroxan, separated as the central note, a component of ambergris. Molecule 02 contains only ambroxan, which is a great fixation, and therefore stays with you all day, very pleasant, velvety, warm and delightfully sweet, non-obtrusive. Read more about ambroxan here. The perfume was launched in 2008.
Основні акорди
Ноти аромату
Найкращий сезон
52%
Зим
89%
Вес
90%
Літ
66%
Осі
День і ніч
100%
День
45%
Ніч
Ольфакторна піраміда
Одношарова композиція з інтенсивністю за оцінками спільноти.
Оцінки користувачів
4,871 голосів
3.94
Обожнюю
1.9k39%
Подобається
1.6k33%
Нормально
60212%
Не подобається
65113%
Ненавиджу
1182%
Community Insights
MixedBased on 59 community opinions from Reddit
6.5
/ 10 community score
Molecule 02 is appreciated by fragrance enthusiasts as a clean, minimalist ambroxan skin scent with good performance, but suffers from significant nose blindness for the wearer and quality control inconsistencies between production locations. It works best as a subtle daily fragrance or layering base rather than a standalone statement scent.
Strengths
- Clean, pure, crisp scent with minimal composition
- Good longevity and sillage despite wearer's nose blindness
- Unique single-note concept appeals to minimalist fragrance enthusiasts
Weaknesses
- Severe nose blindness makes wearer unable to detect it on themselves
- Inconsistent quality across production batches and regions
- Requires 6-8 months aging for optimal longevity in newer bottles
Best for
Office wear and professional settingsLayering base under other fragrancesUnisex everyday casual wear
AI-generated summary based on public community discussions. Not affiliated with the opinions' authors.
