Aventus* Type Formula StudyAventurine 10 · GA-021114
A bright first breath of sunlit bergamot and ripe golden pineapple, then dry woods and moss brushed with birch smoke, and amber and musk that stay close to the skin. A confidently fresh citrus fruity woody.
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What you’ll learn from this formula
How a trace can become the name of a scent
pineapple light over citrus, smoke and amber
Main skill
The power of traces
People remember this kind of scent for its pineapple and dark berries, yet the whole fruit block is less than a hundredth of the material in this formula, and the pineapple itself comes from the perfumer’s secret, used at about one five-thousandth. The fruit can lead because of the stage built around it: a bitter-bright citrus opening fills about a third of the formula, with a single citrus peel alone close to a quarter, and it lifts the fruit forward, while the dry edge of spice and herbs keeps it from turning sweet. That is the lesson: a note that gives a scent its name does not need volume, only the right stage.
Supporting skill
Backbone and seasoning
How smoke is drawn with a thread, not a fire: the smoky materials together are less than a thousandth of the formula. They ride on a dry, transparent wood material that makes up about seven tenths of the woody block, so the smoke reads as a passing shadow over the wood rather than a campfire. A little more, and the smoke steps in front of the fruit.
Supporting skill
Holding the shape
How the same confidence outlasts the opening: once the citrus has gone, a broad floor of amber and clean musks, about a quarter of the formula, and an airy floral layer of a little more than a fifth, mostly one transparent jasmine material, hold the shape on the skin for a long time. The fruit and citrus fade, but the outline they drew stays.
Key materials
AmbroxanHelvetolideIso E SuperMethyl dihydrojasmonate (Hedione)
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About
| Product | Digital fragrance formula (file only) |
|---|---|
| Type | Eau de Parfum formula |
| Olfactive Family | Citrus Fruity Woody |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Total Materials | 40 |
| Total PDF Pages | 31 pages (English edition) |
| Pyramid | Top / Middle / Base |
| Top Notes | Bergamot, Lemon Peel, Pineapple, Green Apple, Dark Berries, Pepper, Herbs |
| Middle Notes | Birch Smoke, Jasmine, Rose |
| Base Notes | Dry Moss, Patchouli, Woods, Salty Amber, Musk |
| Recommended Usage | 15% in perfumer's alcohol |
| Delivery | PDF download link by email, minutes after payment |
