Escentric Molecules

Escentric Molecules owes its existence to an aroma molecule that does not occur in nature. Iso E Super was developed in 1973 in a laboratory at the IFF (Institute of Perfumery and Fragrance). Until the launch of Escentric Molecules, it remained unknown outside the perfume world, although its elusive presence lingers in the background of many men's and women's fragrances in relatively low concentrations. Perfumers value it for its velvety, enveloping effect.
"Iso E Super is highly unusual. You can never get enough of it. One sniff and you want the whole bottle. It's like a drug."
Perfumer Geza Schön