Ephemeral Dyadic
The fleeting nature of a moment, captured in your memory: Ephemeral Dyadic turns scents into small time capsules you’ll never forget. Sometimes delicate, sometimes intense, but always creative and expressive – Ephemeral Dyadic reaches you at your core and doesn’t let go.
Perfumes by Ephemeral Dyadic: Eau de Mémoire from Istanbul
When new perfume brands emerge, each fragrance artist sets a different focus: some are fascinated by the power of unique molecules, others want to tell stories. For Sinan Saül – founder of Ephemeral Dyadic – everything revolves around the complexity of memories. How does a fleeting moment behave once it is immortalized in the brain? What disappears within seconds – and what keeps coming back?
In fragrances, Sinan Saül sees the perfect answer to these questions: it only takes a hint of a smell for the memory machine to start running. The perfumes of Ephemeral Dyadic are the carriers of the story your mind holds on to. A scent is therefore not just fruity, floral, or woody, but your last all-night party. Your long-awaited spring walk. Your first kiss. Eternally captured in a single spray.
And what does the name of the Turkish brand have to do with all this? Quite simply: “ephemeral” stands for the short-lived, the transient. “Dyadic” refers to the relationship between two objects and the magic that emerges from them. Perfume and wearer, fragrance molecule and skin chemistry, experience and memory – or whatever you see in it.
Ephemeral Dyadic: fragrances between avant-garde and experiment
Saül understands his perfumes as universal creations. He does not distinguish between masculine or feminine. Each fragrance stands on its own and creates a unique scent when it comes into contact with your skin. His compositions range from loud to quiet and don’t commit to a specific fragrance profile. Every perfume is a new kind of experience. What matters is what they trigger in you – and above all, what they remind you of.
The purist bottles carry the brand’s clear message, while the perfume titles set the mood – for example:
Lost Chemistry represents the nostalgic longing of a stirring love, with agarwood, red musk, fig, and sandalwood.
Bodhi & Utah (a film reference to Point Break from 1991) shows you, with cardamom, iris, tonka bean, and incense, how the search for freedom creates pure tension while at the same time invigorating.
Another World takes you into a parallel universe with ink, black pepper, white musk, and woody notes – hypnotic and at the same time familiar.
Discover for yourself where the Ephemeral Dyadic perfume collection takes you: the next dimension is just one spray away.
