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Mark Buxton To Break EDP 50ml

Mark Buxton To Break EDP 50ml

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Made by Mark Buxton (Paris, France)

Perfumer: Mark Buxton

The most concentrated ambergris fragrance in the world of perfume, this rare ingredient evokes the scents of tobacco and musk. A gourmand opening melts into a spicy floral heart before the intense ambrette and ambergris dry down.

Notes—
Top: Apple, Bergamot, Clove, Nutmeg, Peach, Pineapple
Heart: Berries, Freesia, Magnolia, Orris
Base: Ambergris, Ambrette, Cedar, Musk, Sandalwood

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A unisex fragrance based on essence of ambrette and ambergis combined with a surprising blend of magnolia, pineapple and green apple. The heart is a mix between spices and iris. The base note is a musky sandalwood which is associated with ambergis. It is also the fragrance with the highest quantity of ambrette oil and ambergis on the market.

Mark Buxton To Break EDP 50ml

Meet the Maker

Mark Buxton

Mark Buxton is a legend in the world of perfumery, renowned for his avant-garde approach and artistic sensibilities. With a career spanning over three decades, he is known for his olfactive creations for Comme des Garçons, Le:Labo, Karl Lagerfeld, and Givenchy, among others.

Buxton was born in England but relocated to Germany at the age of 8, where his parents opened a restaurant. Buxton's journey into perfumery began at age 21, when he and a friend applied to be on German to show, “Wetten, dass…?”, which means “I bet that…”. Contestants ‘make a bet’ against the TV show, and the duo made the bet that they could identify all the perfumes in the world by scent alone.

The pair spent six weeks sampling as many fragrances as possible. On the day of the show, Buxton smelled and identified 5 random fragrances, however, his friend froze and was unable to identify any. Despite losing the bet, Buxton was subsequently offered a job at Haarmann & Reimer fragrance producers (now Symrise). Buxton relocated to Paris to work in the fine fragrance department, where he became a junior perfumer and later qualified as a perfumer.

Despite his achievements and acclaim, Buxton remains refreshingly down-to-earth and passionate about his work. He continues to push the boundaries of perfumery, constantly seeking new challenges and inspirations. In an industry often characterised by trends and commercialism, Buxton's unwavering commitment to artistic integrity sets him apart as a true visionary in the world of fragrance.
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