Breath of the Infinite

A weightless yet enveloping floral‑musky extrait: sheer peony and freesia over soft peach, melting into a smooth veil of musk, ambroxan, cashmeran and a quiet touch of Irian oud for a gently radiant second skin.

Scent Development and Character

A luminous floral‑musky extrait that opens with airy peony and freesia, then reveals a soft, powdery peach heart before sinking into a smooth second‑skin base of musk, ambroxan, cashmeran and a subtle thread of Irian oud. The progression moves from diaphanous morning light to a quietly enveloping warmth, more satiny than heavy, with the oud present as depth rather than dominant smoke.

Who It Is For and When to Wear It

Wears as a refined second skin: close to moderate projection with a clean, slightly powdery trail that is present but not intrusive. Its airy floral opening and smooth musky‑woody base make it versatile for office, casual daytime and contemplative evening wear, especially for those who prefer understated elegance over loud statements. Most versatile in spring and autumn, with enough brightness for mild warmth and sufficient musky depth for cooler air. It can work in summer if not oversprayed, and offers a gentle, intimate option for winter indoors. Sillage is Projection tends to be soft to moderate: a noticeable but understated trail close to the wearer, with more presence in the first few hours before settling into a subtle second‑skin aura. Longevity is Generally offers solid longevity for an airy extrait, often lasting around 7–9 hours on skin, with the musky‑ambroxan base lingering after the brighter floral and peach facets have faded.

Perfumer and Bottle

Released in 2016, this is presented as Extrait de Parfum and credited to Andrea Thero Casotti, Cristian Calabro. THoO’s signature Desert Day egg-shaped bottle: a sculptural oval flacon set on a pedestal base, with a marbled, sunlit pattern in soft beige and warm, golden tones evoking desert light. The fragrance name and brand are discreetly printed, emphasizing the artistic object over bold labeling.