Byredo is quenching our hunger for travel with a new limited edition perfume, Open Sky. Developed in the midst of an epidemic that has halted most searches abroad, the fragrance bottlenecks the excitement of finding a new destination.

Stuck in one place, our memories are particularly vivid and what I often remember is the journey" said Ben Gorham, Byredos creative director.A part from the physicality of spaces, this idea of ​​mobility travel, being somewhere on your way is something I really miss. The space between spaces: I wanted to capture it. He explained the inspiration behind the perfume.

Open Sky has linked the top notes of citrus pomelo and pepper to the ground heart of cannabis leaves. The twenty notes of Palo Santo and the smoky waiter remove the scent. According to Byredo, this is a combination that gives rise to infinite possibilities. Unless immovable travel is a reality, you will find us finding ourselves in perfume.

The fragrance comes with a base of musk and ambergris, while Damasina prides itself on the hints of rose notes and sage and pepper seeds.The next generation always has an emotional responsibility to revisit the traditions of their predecessors. It is their role to take this fearless dive into the unknown.

 Discover and develop what lies ahead.Goreham talks about the fragrance he created after being inspired by the creative dynamics he got during his visits to China. To celebrate the release of Young Rose, Byredo has tapped photographer Leslie Zhang, who has seen young lovers scented with rose-inspired body art.

With the new Bairdo perfume Mumbai noise, Ben Goreham wanted to remember Chambor, a suburb of Mumbai, India. The scent reflects the sensual diversity of her childhood and her fond memories of the place.

From a young age, almost as soon as I was born, I often went to India to spend time with my grandmother in chambers in Mumbai. I did not go back to my 20s. The past Explain the founder and creative director. The smell of incense smoke, burning wood and the smell of coffee were chosen to express this energy. Considered as a scent of contrast, it combines warm wood notes and amber with a bright and bitter spice. There are also contracts for leather, bitter coffee, and sweet tonic beans.

Incense smoke, burning wood and the aroma of coffee were chosen to express this energy. Considered as a contrasting fragrance, it combines warm wood notes and amber with a bright and bitter spice. There are also contracts for leather, bitter coffee, and sweet tonic beans.