The Story
Why it exists.
The beginning
Path To Infinity opens with Yuzu and blackcurrant, arriving bright and insistent. The citrus cuts sharp and energetic while the blackcurrant brings a sticky-sweet fruitiness that softens the tartness without becoming cloying. Underneath this vibrant top layer, hinoki waits with its restrained, woody presence, not hiding, just patient. As the opening settles, the composition reveals its true character. The woods and herbs emerge slowly, each layer arriving in its own time. There's no rush here, no demand that you understand it all at once. The fragrance rewards those who give it space, letting the dry warmth of cedar and the quiet smoke of the woods accumulate before drawing any conclusions. This is a composition built for discovery, not declaration.
What makes Path To Infinity distinctive isn't any single material, it's the conversation between yuzu's electric citrus and hinoki's restrained smoke. Blackcurrant adds a fruity dimension that keeps the opening from feeling purely aromatic. At the heart, pink champaca brings a waxy, almost tropical floral note that contrasts with the clean heat of cardamom and the austere presence of Palo Santo. Angelica adds an herbaceous bitterness that cuts through the sweeter elements. Cedarwood Atlas closes the composition with dry warmth.
The evolution
The opening is tart and bright. Yuzu leads, blackcurrant follows with a sticky-sweetness that some compare to gummy candy. Hinoki waits underneath, not hiding, just present. The fruit softens as the composition develops, allowing pink champaca to emerge with its waxy, floral character alongside red mandarin's juicy warmth. Cardamom adds spice without fire, weaving through the heart with subtle warmth. The drydown belongs to the woods. Palo Santo and hinoki create a quiet smoky warmth while angelica's green-herbal note lingers, refusing to disappear entirely. Cedar and clary sage settle last, close to skin, adding dry warmth that carries into the final hours. The sillage remains intimate throughout, present without announcing itself.
Cultural impact
Path To Infinity occupies a space among niche fragrances that bridge the gap between accessibility and complexity. The yuzu-blackcurrant opening gives it an inviting entry point while hinoki and angelica add depth that rewards attention. The composition balances bright citrus energy with woody restraint, offering a fragrance that feels both immediate and layered. Those drawn to it will find enough complexity to keep discovering new facets over time.
The House
YeYe ParfumsYeYe Parfums is an independent, artisanal perfume house founded by Ryan York and Ernesto Sanchez Bujanda. The brand operates as a small-batch fragrance studio, handling every stage of production internally, from initial concept through final composition and bottling. Ernesto Sanchez Bujanda, who serves as co-founder alongside Ryan York, brings an unusual background to perfumery, having trained as an industrial engineer in Venezuela before discovering his passion for fragrance creation. The brand crafts scent work that draws from the histories of established perfume houses while pursuing its own distinct creative path.
The Creator
Ernesto Sanchez BujandaHis compositions resist easy categorization. Bujanda favors atypical combinations that challenge the wearer to reconsider familiar materials.
