What could be better than a fine rosé champagne that not only pleases the palate but also the eye? A glass with a long stem, a delicious-tasting, delicate pink liquid in which delicate columns of bubbles rise. This sight must have inspired perfumer Zarko Ahlmann Pavlov to create PINK MOLéCULE 090-09. At the same time, there are also elements of his Scandinavian homeland, the simplicity and understated beauty of the design and the bright, cheerful mood, which is also contrasted by dark woods and cool notes.
How did he manage to translate all this into the language of fragrances? He found a pink molecule with which he was able to create a three-dimensional impression. MOLéCULE 090-09 is a heartless perfume in the truest sense of the word. Not that it gives us the cold shoulder. It simply has no heart notes. The top notes contain spring-like elderberry, delicate apricot and a floral hint of orchid. But instead of moving on to the heart notes as usual, the base notes immediately follow. Dark mahogany wood, a subtle hint of cream and other woods round off the composition. This ingenious trick not only creates a depth effect, but also a lasting freshness and an overall impression that has never been experienced before.
