Byredo · 2014

Mojave Ghost

VersionEau de Parfum

Byredo says

You’ll smell ambrette, naseberry, magnolia, sandalwood, violet, cedarwood, musks and vetiver.

More from Byredo’s description

It also mentions Jamaican Nesberry, Ambrette Seeds, Jamaican Nesberry, Chantilly Musk and Crisp Amber.

The house’s page

The drawn Mojave Ghost bottle

Top notesthe first minutes

Heartthe first hours

Dry-downhours later

Mojave Ghost’s scent picture, a draft: ambrette, magnolia, sandalwood, violet, cedar, musks drawn so far; dashed outlines where nothing is drawn yet

Top notesthe first minutes

Mojave Ghost, top notes: ambrette, Sapodilla

Heartthe first hours

Mojave Ghost, heart: magnolia, Sandalwood, Violet

Dry-downhours later

Mojave Ghost, dry-down: Cedar, Musks, Vetiver

On the label

What’s inside it

3 scent ingredients on the label, familiar names first.

1 florals1 spices1 powder

Named by Byredo, never on a label

AmbretteNaseberry, not in Ingredients yetMagnoliaSandalwoodVioletCedarwoodMusks, not in Ingredients yetVetiver

The label, as printed on the house’s page

Wearers say

How far it carries

Perfumers call it sillage.

Close to the skin

An arm’s length

Across a room

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