Scent Library
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THE PERFUME
Top Notes
Lime, Lemon, Grapefruit, Orange, Bergamot
On skin, these notes feel fresh, clean, and radiant. They give a sparkling first impression that feels uplifting and energizing. Citrus on skin tends to feel airy and luminous rather than sharp.
This stage is vibrant and refreshing.
Heart Notes
Rose, Jasmine, Juniper, Cinnamon
As the citrus softens, the florals bloom. Rose and jasmine add elegance and softness. Juniper brings a subtle crispness, while cinnamon adds a gentle warmth.
On skin, this stage feels feminine, smooth, and slightly sensual without being overpowering.
This is the personality of the fragrance.
Base Notes
Vanilla, Sandalwood, Patchouli, Amber, Vetiver
These notes settle into the skin and linger the longest. They feel creamy, warm, and grounded. Vanilla adds softness, sandalwood adds smooth depth, patchouli and vetiver add richness, and amber gives a golden warmth.
The perfume oil becomes softer over time, blending naturally with your body chemistry.
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The Candle
A Room-Filling Atmosphere
The candle contains the same fragrance pyramid, but it performs differently because heat disperses scent into the air.
Top Notes
Lime, Lemon, Grapefruit, Orange, Bergamot
When first lit, the citrus notes immediately brighten the room. They feel crisp, clean, and energizing. In a candle, citrus feels more noticeable and expansive than on skin.
It creates a fresh, welcoming atmosphere.
Heart Notes
Rose, Jasmine, Juniper, Cinnamon
As the candle burns, the florals and spice become more present in the space. Rose and jasmine add softness and elegance to the air, while cinnamon brings warmth.
In a room, these notes feel comforting and inviting.
Base Notes
Vanilla, Sandalwood, Patchouli, Amber, Vetiver
As the candle continues to burn, the base notes deepen the atmosphere. These notes feel cozy, smooth, and slightly sensual.
After the flame is out, these are the notes that linger gently in the space.
