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Future Memories by Byredo

Men Women 2026

Brand
Byredo
Perfumer
Givaudan
Perfumer
Quentin Bisch

Description

Future Memories by Byredo Is a Soft, Creamy Floral Aldehydic Byredo introduces Future Memories in 2026, a new fragrance designed for both men and women. The scent sits in the floral aldehydic family, mixing bright, clean aldehydes with a warm, creamy, powdery base. It was created by Quentin Bisch in collaboration with Givaudan. Together they made a perfume that feels…

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When to wear it (votes)

  • Winter 28%
  • Spring 20%
  • Summer 14%
  • Autumn 38%
  • Day 52%
  • Night 48%

Key notes

Community

359 votes

  • Positive 61%
  • Negative 21%
  • Neutral 17%
positive reviews 359 community votes
LongevityLong-lasting SillageModerate Best momentAutumn CharacterUnisex

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Leading answer I want it

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Leading answer Autumn

436 votes

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Leading answer Day

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About Future Memories

Main accord vanilla Year 2026 Gender Men · Women Perfumer Givaudan · Quentin Bisch

Future Memories by Byredo Is a Soft, Creamy Floral Aldehydic

Byredo introduces Future Memories in 2026, a new fragrance designed for both men and women. The scent sits in the floral aldehydic family, mixing bright, clean aldehydes with a warm, creamy, powdery base.

It was created by Quentin Bisch in collaboration with Givaudan. Together they made a perfume that feels both modern and comforting, built around blackcurrant, vanilla, iris, and a liqueur-like creaminess.

Future Memories opens with a lively contradiction: blackcurrant adds a tart, fruity edge, aldehydes provide a clean, sparkling shimmer, and galbanum introduces a green, resinous touch. The first impression is bright and slightly unexpected, setting up a softer center.

At the heart, vanilla meets iris butter, giving the perfume a powdery, elegant texture. Labdanum adds depth and a faint balsamic warmth, while orange blossom rounds things out with a gentle floral sweetness. This is where Future Memories finds its most polished, sophisticated side.

The base continues in a comforting direction. Bourbon vanilla and cream liqueur create a smooth, slightly lactonic effect, while Ambrofix™ and musk add warmth and longevity. Underneath, soft amber-like nuances keep the drydown cozy rather than loud.

From a notes perspective, you get a mix of vanillic, musky, powdery, fruity, aldehydic, green, sweet, balsamic, soft spicy and amber accords. It is a multifaceted scent that feels dressed up but never stiff. Cooler weather will show it at its best, but it never becomes overwhelming.

Since its launch in 2026, Future Memories has gathered 359 user ratings with an average score of 3.7 out of 5. It is still a recent release, but the community numbers give a useful early read on how the perfume is being received.

Future Memories is for those who like warm, powdery, and lightly sweet fragrances. If you enjoy vanilla, iris, and a creamy undertone, or you are looking for a perfume that transitions easily from day to evening, this is worth trying.

Future Memories is a well-crafted addition to Byredo's catalog. It balances the crispness of aldehydes with a smooth, creamy drydown, avoiding the saccharine trap that plagues many sweet florals. A memorable, comforting scent with an elegant ease.

Green, herbal and fougère Spices Resins and balsams White flowers

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Longevity

Leading answer Long-lasting

129 votes

Sillage

Leading answer Moderate

128 votes

Character

Leading answer Balanced

154 votes

Value perception

Leading answer A little expensive

121 votes

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  1. Good, very good! I understand that some people consider it masculine, it goes in the line of Althair de Marly perfume that I as a woman love and would wear (it was on my wishlist, not anymore 😂) My main fear was galbanum, but I don’t even notice it, it seems to me a vanilla perfume (not gourmand) with smoky touches, a green, fresh, almost minty base that merges to create a rather remarkable perfume, perfectly unisex and I’d say for any season 👌🤍

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