Infinite Eau de Toilette
“Infinite Eau de Toilette by Bentley is a Woody Aromatic fragrance for men”
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Warmly received so far — a woody, fresh spicy composition with a aromatic undertone. Voted best for spring and fall wear, leaning masculine.
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Infinite Eau de Toilette by Bentley is a Woody Aromatic fragrance for men. Infinite Eau de Toilette was launched in 2015. The nose behind this fragrance is Nathalie Lorson. Top notes are Citruses, Cedar and Lavender; middle notes are Violet, Bourbon Pepper and Geranium; base notes are Haitian Vetiver, Ambergris and Patchouli. Bentley is launching two versions of Infinity fragrance for men in Spring 2015. Infinite Eau de Toilette is a fragrance that provides citrus freshness in the top notes mixed with natural shades of cedar and aromatic lavender. The heart introduces a union of bourbon pepper, violet and geranium resting on elegant shades of patchouli, Haiti vetiver and ambergris. The fragrance is available as 100 ml edt. The flacons of the Bentley Infinite collection were created of top quality heavy glass resembling carved crystal, whose straight lines subtly become elegant curves. The "flacon shoulders" are covered in metal, and the metal stopper contains the logo of the brand—a letter 'B' with wings. The fragrances have been on the market since April 2015.
Composition & Character
Notes Pyramid
Heart
The Soul
Base
Foundation
Main Accords
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Who Wears It
How It Wears
A Signature Fragrance
Haitian Vetiver
Haitian Vetiver is harvested from the roots of a tall grass native to India but cultivated widely across Haiti. Its scent is a profound blend of earth and wood, with subtle hints of smoke and a touch of sweetness that evokes the fertile soil it grows in. This note is not just about the smell; it's an experience of the lush, tropical landscapes where it thrives.
Ambergris
Derived from the digestive system of sperm whales, ambergris has long been prized for its rich, musky aroma with hints of sweetness and a marine freshness. This distinctive material is often described as having a deep, leathery scent with an underlying current of saltwater and a subtle sweetness that makes it both intriguing and complex.
Patchouli
Patchouli emanates from the leaves of Pogostemon cablin, a bush native to Southeast Asia. Its scent is deeply woody with hints of musty earth, warm spices, and a subtle sweetness that can be both comforting and complex. This versatile note has been a staple in perfumery for decades, often used to evoke feelings of nostalgia and grounding.
Nathalie Lorson
Founding perfumer · 186 fragrances · French
Nathalie Lorson is a master perfumer at Firmenich and one of the most versatile noses working today. Her portfolio is extraordinary in its range — from the sparkling masculinity of Acqua di Gio Profumo (co-created with Alberto Morillas) to the romantic femininity of Chloé Love Story. Lorson brings an instinctive understanding of balance to her work, creating fragrances that feel perfectly calibrated for their intended audience. Her ability to work across genders, categories, and price points with equal mastery is rare in the industry.
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