EXP-005: Xeno Fruit

Can a single fragrance accord convince the human brain that it is smelling the fruit of an alien ecosystem, despite no such fruit existing on Earth?

Experiment Type:
Exoplanetary Botany / Speculative Biology / Synthetic Nature

Hypothesis

If familiar aroma molecules are reorganized into an entirely new botanical structure—the Alien Fruit Accord—supported by chocolate powder, Javanol, radiant floral diffusers, macrocyclic musks, and cotton candy, the wearer may perceive a believable extraterrestrial fruit rather than recognizable terrestrial fruits.

Laboratory Inputs

Opening:

 Alien Fruit Accord, Chocolate Powder

Transition:

Nectar, White Florals, Cotton Candy Accord

Drydown

Javanol, Patchouli, Musks, Moss,

Experimental Conditions

Concentration: Eau de Parfum (20%)

Projection: Moderate to Expansive

Persistence: 10–12 Hours

Skin Evolution: Transformative

Environmental Behavior: Continuously shifts depending on skin chemistry, temperature, and airflow

Mass Appeal Index: High

Experimental Intensity: 9.5 / 10

Project Code: NDL–EXP–005

Formula Revision: V6

Collection: Evolution Sequence

Experiment Date: November 2026

Lead Perfumer: Edd Pinto