Every fragrance we currently offer with scent notes and links to products.
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Master scent catalog
Ice Cream Collection
*AVAILABLE ONLY UNTIL WEDNESDAY, JULY 31ST!!*
Scent Notes: Cotton candy, bubblegum, watermelon hard candies, and plum with a tiny bit of spearmint mixed into a sweet custard base.
MINT CHOCOLATE CHIP
Scent Notes: Spearmint, peppermint, and dark chocolate swirled into a rich vanilla ice cream.
ORANGE SHERBERT
Scent Notes: Classic, tart-yet-sweet orange sherbet with a splash of vanilla.
Sweet Shoppe Collection
Scent Notes: Clouds of fluffy peppermint goodness.
Scent Notes: Hard lemon candy that fizzes a little. A subtle creamy undertone.
Scent Notes: A giant scoop of lime, orange, raspberry rainbow sherbet.
Scent Notes: Old fashioned rootbeer hard candies with an herbal sassafras finish.
Scent Notes: Fizzing bright cherry candies.
Scent Notes: Tiny pastilles that melt in your mouth. A refreshing treat for a very hot day.
It's Too Darn Hot Collection
Summer Berries Collection
Scent Notes: Blackcurrant jam with undertones of black tea and rosewood.
Scent Notes: Blueberry spice cake made with cardamom and a touch of coumarin, drizzled with brown sugar glaze.
Scent Notes: A bottle of old honeyed elderberry wine found in the cool corner of the cellar, with a whisper of the powdery soil from the earthen walls.
Scent Notes: Wild huckleberries picked from a cedar forest in a misty, wet morning. Oakmoss, rain and cloudy skies.
Scent Notes: Fizzy gin cocktail with ginger ale, tonka, and tobacco flower.
Scent Notes: Raspberries in heavy cream with a dash of vanilla, cinnamon and cardamom.
Scent Notes: A dozen freshly-dipped dark chocolate coated strawberries on a golden platter, a crystal champagne flute filled with Dom Perignon resting beside them.
Summer Glaze Collection
Scent Notes: A grown up version of the high school classic. Mellow musk melons and crisp cucumbers.
Scent Notes: Sweet malted pears.
Scent Notes: A lush blend of juicy, ripe plums and plum blossom.
Summer Limited Edition Collection
Scent Notes: Pear, fig, blueberry, ylang ylang.
Scent Notes: Fresh, tart pineapple and red mandarin, tonka bean, and a touch of whipped cream.
Scent Notes: The spray of the ocean on your face on a cool summer morning, a ripe kumquat plucked straight off the tree, crisp cotton sheets drying on a line in a field full of daisies.
Scent Notes: Creamy coconutty suntan lotion, rich vanillas, and salty sea air.
Scent Notes: Spring meadow, rain, summer storms.
Scent Notes: Spring meadow, rain, summer storms.
Tesseract Collection
Mandy sighed. For one infinitesimal second, everything was right in the world. She smiled, her heart full to bursting. Her whole family was together, in the correct universe. The tears fell from her eyes without her even knowing they had started, but before she could even wipe her face, the doorbell rang. “No. No more people. I don’t want any other people in our house right now,” Mandy said, charging to the front door. “Why are you acting so strangely?” her mom called out behind her. Mandy ignored her and peered out the peephole. Nobody was there. She let out the breath she hadn’t realized she’d been holding, and turned to walk back to her family. “It’s okay, nothing to worry about,” she called out to her parents and sisters, who were staring at her. “I just didn’t want anything to interrupt our family time! We hardly….” Before she could finish her thought, the doorbell rang again. Continue reading here.
Scent Notes: Tart black cherries, expensive vanilla, Egyptian musk.
Mandy was stunned. Mr. Jones kept laughing maniacally, long after it was appropriate to stop. His face was bright red and he was wheezing, nearly on the verge of collapse. But that’s not what Mandy was concentrating on. Her own mother was crying, shaking her head, unable to look Mandy in the eye. What had Mr. Jones meant when he said her father was dead and it was her own mother’s fault? Did her mother kill her father? Was she an innocent bystander who watched him die? Did she send him into another dimension with aliens during her initial trials of traveling through the tesseract?.... Continue reading here.
Scent Notes: Blood oranges and vanilla cream.
Mandy awoke in a small, cramped room on a small, hard cot. She had a terrible headache, the worst she’d ever had. And she was no stranger to headaches, as migraines ran in the family. Her mother had them a few times a year, which left Mandy to be in charge of her sisters while their mom was out for the count for up to three straight days. She’d yet to have a migraine, but she imagined it couldn’t be too different from what she was currently experiencing. She swung her legs over to the side and bent over the edge of the cot, holding her head in her hands until the pounding subsided a little bit. There was a tray just in front of her feet, which was just in front of the door, where there was a small slot that could be unlocked so the tray could slide in. There was what appeared to be a sandwich wrapped in foil, an apple, and an incredibly tiny bottle of water on the tray. To her right was a wall. To her left there was a small toilet, and above it, a sink, jammed into the corner between her cot and the wall. It was basically a prison cell, although she knew in her gut she wasn’t in an actual prison as the small window at the top of the room wasn’t barred, and the door was a proper heavy door made of metal, not just a row of bars. But she was either in total shade or the light into the window was totally blocked, as no real light ever seemed to shine into the room. She felt in her pockets; they’d taken everything. She was trapped in this room, alone, with no way out and nothing to do.... Continue reading here.
Scent Notes: Rich vanillas infused with cream.
“Sir, I have some bad news. The, uh … the girls have gotten away again,” the lackey said to his boss. At hearing the news, the boss threw his coffee mug into the wall, where it smashed spectacularly. The boss in question was only known as Mr. Jones, and he was feared by everyone he worked with. The lackey left and appeared a minute later with a roll of paper towels and a broom, and began to clean up the remnants of the smashed mug.
“Again! How are you all so incompetent?” Mr. Jones asked. The lackey looked like he was about to stop and answer him, but Mr. Jones just waved him off and out of the room. He pushed a button on his desk, which closed his office door with a loud bang.... Continue reading here.
Scent Notes: Coconut fruit and milk infused with rich, black tea. Sandalwood and milky sweetness.
“Neverwas.” What did that mean, exactly? Mandy’s brain had gone completely blank, her body felt numb. The twins were still running around, shrieking, without a care in the world. She knew they were smart, but like, couldn’t they understand this was not a time for playing and screaming? Their mother was missing somewhere, leaving behind only a cryptic note. She’d seen a weird, robotic version of her father that was also definitely not her father. Her brain felt scrambled, which made sense, because she had just traveled through space and time and was immediately thrown into trying to solve this mystery of her missing mother. Her eyes were dry from already crying; her throat hurt from screaming; all she wanted to do was go to sleep and wake up and realize this had all been a horrible dream.... Continue reading here.
Scent Notes: A bright guava mousse.
“You’ll never catch me!” Mandy yelled, sprinting through the field. The long blades of grass brushed up to her thighs, encouraging her to run faster, go further. She saw the cliff in the distance; she knew she could climb up to safety. She could feel them gaining on her. Faster, harder, her brain yelled at her as she scrambled up the rock on all fours. “Get the girl!” they were yelling, closing in faster, shortening the chasm between them. She scrambled up the rocks, pulling herself up one hand at a time, willing herself to keep going up. After what felt like hours, she finally reached the top, and stopped for one second to catch her breath. She could hear them scrambling, tripping over each other in their frantic race to catch her. Mandy looked down, took a deep breath, and ran off the edge just as they reached the top of the cliff. She screamed as her body hurtled through the air; she was soaring, flying, untouchable, into the vast open expanse…. Continue reading here.
Scent Notes: A cloud of frothy, creamy grapefruit souffle.
Fruit Trees Collection
Scent Notes: Juicy acai berries covered in rich, dark chocolate. Fresh, cold rice milk and crisp white musk.
Scent Notes: Fresh, tangy apricots, fizzing bubbles, a dash of herbal sage.
Scent Notes: Creamy coconut, swirls of black musk and vanilla, fresh green petitgrain, island beach grasses, and a hint of ocean breeze.
Scent Notes: Ripe dragon fruit on a crystal plate next to a tall glass of lemonade on a sun-filled porch, while whiffs of tropical vanilla swirl through the air.
Scent Notes: Warm late summer figs offered on a platter with warm honeycomb, almonds, coumarin, and sips of red wine. Healthy. This is healthy.
Scent Notes: Mangoes with fresh green galbanum and bright pink peppercorns. A whisper of cardamom and sea salt, served under black linen canopies.
Scent Notes: Nectarines in a cool, still pool of water, crisp rice milk.
Scent Notes: Passionfruit, bright green tomato leaf, frangipani blooms, and a pinch of heliotrope flower.
Scent Notes: Sun-warmed summer peaches, a hint of summer rainstorms and the smell of lush, green, growing things. Ice cold fizzy drinks and tonka bean.
Scent Notes: Hot, crisp pear tart drizzled with caramel. Drowned in heavy cream spiced with cardamom, cinnamon, and a touch of vanilla.
Scent Notes: Ruby red pomegranate seeds over vanilla ice cream.
Elements Collection
Scent Notes: This scent starts off with a bang of gasoline that dissipates quickly to a sparkly, light blend of lychees, orris, and coconut CO2. It’s a hand grenade full of sparkles in scent form, basically.
Scent Notes: A garden full of blooming paperwhites, linen sheets drying in the summer breeze with hints of white amber, coriander, and paper.
Scent Notes: If you’ve ever wanted to smell downright earthy, this multilayered blend of all things dirty, woody, and spicy is for you. Atlas cedarwood, cassia, carrot seed oil, dirty amber, allspice, and dank balsam peru combine into a scent we’d describe as delightfully filthy.
Scent Notes: Incense and woodsmoke hang in the air, mingling with dragon’s blood, freshly ground black and pink peppercorns, camphor, allspice, and cardamom, making a delightfully smoky, spicy, sexy scent.
Scent Notes: Sweetgrass growing along the banks of a crystal clear river with a hint of wintergreen in the air.
Solar Witches Collection
Scent Notes: Fresh air, sweet limes, lychees and hay with a deep sassafras base.
Scent Notes: Two vanillas, chai tea, sticky benzoin resin, white amber, and many, many old books.
Scent Notes: Burning leaves, gunpowder, leather, cardamom, clove.
Scent Notes: Rosewood, guaiac wood, and mahogany form the rich heart. Labdanum, hyssop, and a mossy forest floor meld with a drop of animalic musk.
Scent Notes: Bright stone fruits, petrichor and fresh turned garden soil, atlas cedarwood, daisies, and galbanum.
Scent Notes: Fresh baking black bread with honey and butter, dalmation sage, white thyme, rosemary.
Scent Notes: Rich vanilla and tonka, Indian sandalwood and black oud, a drop of patchouli.
Scent Notes: Red and white musks, hay accord, pumpkins, blood oranges, burning leaves, white amber.
Scent Notes: A truly rare blend of mosswater, copal resin, ylang ylang, and black musk.
Superbloom Collection
Scent Notes: Heather, osmanthus, black Jasmine, cedarwood, white musk.
Scent Notes: Spicy carnation, cornflowers and jasmine, rich myrrh and elemi.
Scent Notes: A blooming hyacinth bulb in a beautiful patch of grass with a touch of warm amber.
Scent Notes: Rich honeysuckle, huckleberries, white musk and tonka.
Scent Notes: Paper whites, daffodils, gardenias and wisteria, osmanthus and monoi tiare, cactus flower, and a hint of rain.
Scent Notes: Oleander, narcissus, spiced chai, dirt, and leather.
Scent Notes: A greenhouse full of lush, pink, blooming peonies, oakmoss and grass among patches of clover and aloe in the forest.
Scent Notes: Cherry blossoms, Freesia, grapefruit, and yuzu.
Scent Notes: Linden blossom, lotus, violets, greens and hay accord. White amber, honeycomb and rain.
Steel Roses Collection
Once upon a time, there was a beautiful young woman named Aurora who lived with her overly-protective parents, formerly the king and queen of the land, and three crazy aunts. She spent most of her days in her tower bedroom, reading romance novels and daydreaming. Apparently, a woman who lived in town had not been invited to her first birthday party, and it pissed this lady off enough to put a curse on baby Aurora.... Read more here.
Scent Notes: A field of wild roses and lavender leading into the woods, cedar, a sprig of rosemary, freshly ground clove, bergamot.
Once upon a time, there was a young couple named Martha and John. One morning, they were sitting across from each other at the table, quietly eating breakfast. “Oooh, ouch!” Martha suddenly exclaimed, clutching her swollen stomach. “Darling, are you okay?” John asked. Martha was getting to be quite pregnant, nearly 8 months along, so every little thing she did or said immediately made John pay attention.... Read more here.
Scent Notes: White roses, gardenia, orange blossom, thyme, and Dalmatian sage in a summer thunderstorm, ripe grapefruit, kumquat, and red mandarin, white musk, neroli.
Once upon a time, there lived a young girl named Madeline. Her parents had adopted her at a young age. According to them, they were on a walk through the woods with her grandmother, and they found her quietly sitting under a tree. Nobody else was around, so they took the girl in and raised her as if she were their own. Which was convenient, as her father had been assigned female even before he had been born, so having the chance to take in a child seemed like a sign, or like something out of a fairy tale. Which is also convenient, because they were living in a fairy tale.... Read more here.
Scent Notes: The scent of one perfect wild rose against smoke, cedarwood, and supple leather.
Once upon a time, there lived two queens who were married to each other. They had been together for many years, and were growing old. While Madeline had been beautiful, it was her wife, Elizabeth, who was truly stunning. Her hair had been a bright shade of orange; now, it was mostly naturally white, but Elizabeth adhered to a strict hair dying schedule. Madeline aged gracefully, embracing and openly flaunting her wrinkles, scars, and white hair; Elizabeth would sooner die than show everyone what she perceived as her faults.... Read more here.
Scent Notes: A proper English garden blooming with bright red roses, sweet honey, sea salt, and dragon's blood.
Once upon a time, Snow White had reigned as queen for many years. She’d never been married, although she’d had a string of lovers, none had ever committed. What’s a queen without a king though? Historically speaking, more powerful and awesome, which is exactly what happened to Snow White. She had, though, successfully found seven brides for her seven brothers, and had a near-army of nieces and nephews who had grown up in the castle and she’d doted on as if they were her own.... Read more here.
Scent Notes: A vase full of blooming wild roses amid an impressive array of decadence: dark chocolate, vanilla bean, creamsicles, whisky and bourbon, and thickly cut, smoky bacon, all arranged in an old library in a dusty castle with wisps of patchouli in the air.
Sarah woke up with a start from a series of strange dreams. She’d been several different princesses, queens, and other fairy tale folk over the course of what was only a night, but had seemed like centuries. It really felt like she had been there; as if the worlds in her dreams were alive and bright, right before her very eyes. But that was impossible. Right?....Read more here.
Scent Notes: An enormous bouquet of mixed roses in a copper vase on a city street mingling with the metallic air, with whiffs of smoke, patchouli, dragon's blood, and incense from the hippie shop down the street.
Ellie sighed dramatically, rolling her eyes at her mother, Alice, who was relating for the thousandth time the odd stories of her childhood. It all sounded like a bunch of fairy tale nonsense to her; absolutely impossible and far-too-conveniently wrapped up, with so many fantastical elements Alice might be on drugs at this very moment. Alice saw her daughter’s eye roll, and pointed a french fry in Ellie’s face. “Seriously! I fell through the mirror into an alternate universe! I spoke to flowers and a giant caterpillar and had to outrun being beheaded by an evil queen using a flamingo as a croquet mallet!”.... Read more here.
Scent Notes: Tiny wild roses blooming on the forest floor, rich, spiced rosewood, vanilla laced with patchouli and sweet resins.
Once upon a time, the queen was throwing a tantrum, again. She was pacing the halls of her wing of the castle, wailing to any and all who came near. Her staff dealt with this several times a week, so they were used to it. “There are NO PRINCESSES LEFT,” she wept, throwing pillows on the ground. “Nobody will love my son!” she wailed, emptying half her wardrobe into the room. “We will never have a royal heir! Our family is RUINED!” she screeched, smashing several vases. “My chambers are a MESS!” she screamed, throwing open the door to see two startled maids, who were waiting to be yelled at. “CLEAN THIS UP!” she yelled, striding down the hallway and ripping down a family pennant from the wall. “AND GET ME A NEW ONE OF WHATEVER THAT WAS,” she cried over her shoulder.... Read more here.
Scent Notes: Moss-covered stones warmed by the sun and shining with a recent rain. Wild roses, heather, tuberose and labdanum blend with a drop of oakmoss.
Once upon a time, there was a woman named Cindy, who was currently in the midst of sighing dramatically. “Why does nobody take me seriously?” It was Friday at 9PM. It was also the earliest she’d been home all week — as a litigator trying to make partner at Tremaine Thomas LLP, ‘early’ evenings like this one were a rarity for her. She’d been drudging her way through for years, slowly working her way up. But it wasn’t easy, as she was earth-shatteringly beautiful, and nobody believed that she had a brain to match. Which was absurd; she had litigated some of the highest profile cases for the firm and, more importantly, WON them. A lot of her colleagues, however, thought she won only because she had a pretty face and juries naturally trusted beautiful people.... Read more here.
Scent Notes: A vase of blooming white roses next to a handmade journal overstuffed with pages. Spicy aromas of clove and cardamom waft through on the breeze from an open window.
NEW! DESERT ROSE (CHAPTER TEN)
Once upon a time, Princess Ariana, freshly 18 years old, was to be courted for suitors. This already defied convention, as most young royalty are courted starting from the age of 14. Ariana, however, had vehemently refused this idea, and her father acquiesced … until now. But make no mistake, Ariana still did not want to get married, yet she had no choice, as she was a young woman and therefore had no agency. Plus, she was royalty, meaning she had even less agency until she was married. Her royal status meant that everything in her life was strictly controlled: her clothing, her friends, her hobbies, her day-to-day activities (or lack thereof), how much of the palace grounds she was allowed to even walk through alone or accompanied by security … the list seemed to grow with every passing day. Instead of growing up and experiencing freedom, Ariana felt more and more stifled. And now, this. Marriage. Arranged marriage, between her and someone her father found suitable. She knew that, unlike other rulers, her father loved her enough to listen to her if she vehemently objected to a suitor. She also knew that, despite any objection she may have, it was ultimately her father’s decision (stupid fairy tale law), and he could be swayed by gold and gems far easier than she could. Large clusters of rare jewels in the shape of fruit were beautiful, of course, but they didn’t mean that the man who possessed them was worthy of her love just because he could afford them.... Read more here!
Scent Notes: Blooming red roses and black jasmine perfume the salty desert air, all mingling with black and red musks.
Lovely Little Deaths Collection
Scent Notes: Antique lace, gasoline, old books, fresh vanilla bean.
Scent Notes: A freshly picked red rose, old leather, white musk.
Scent Notes: A bouquet of fresh-blooming frangipani, gardenia, jasmine, and honeysuckle, redolent indole, Egyptian musk.
Special Note: This fragrance is not for everyone! It contains high amounts of the aromachemical indole. For some, this will result in a rich, exquisite white floral. For others, frankly, it'll smell like cat shit. Which experience you get will depend entirely on your unique skin chemistry and how the fragrance reacts. Either way, we think the bottle art is super cool.
Scent Notes: A beautiful, bittersweet blend of almond and cherry.
Scent Notes: A rich, loamy walk through a pine forest. Oakmoss and coumarin dry down to black musk.
Scent Notes: Sugary grapefruit with a metallic, peppery undertone.
Scent Notes: Oud wood, smoked patchouli, coal, freshly paved tar, cedarwood.
Scent Notes: Anise, freshly ground cloves, dalmatian sage, frankincense.
The Zodiac Collection
Scent Notes: Swirls of vetiver fill the air above a sparkling stream that runs along a field of sweetgrass and freshly turned earth.
Scent Notes: Freshly turned earth, guaiac wood, wormwood, gunsmoke.
Scent Notes: Fresh rain falling on a garden full of coriander, thyme, galbanum, and cardamom.
Scent Notes: Smoked amber, black pepper and spices, camphor.
Scent Notes: Expensive, decadent dark chocolate, freshly turned earth, patchouli, sandalwood.
Scent Notes: A field full of sparkling wild roses, rosewood, labdanum.
A simple blend of rain, sweetgrass, and fresh honeycomb.
Scent Notes: A smoky campfire full of cedarwood, zesty orange, ginger.
Scent Notes: Sweet oud, freshly turned earth, dragon's blood, oakmoss, amber.
LIBRA
Scent Notes: Creamy white amber, basil, paper, sparkling linden blossom.
Scent Notes: A summer rainstorm, white Egyptian amber, bright pink peppercorns, dalmatian sage.
Scent Notes: A bouquet of ginger lily and dianthus, smoky firewood, lemon verbena.
Bloody Murder Podcast Collection
Scent Notes: Bourbon, mahogany, teak, campfire smoke, dragon’s blood.
Scent Notes: Frankincense and myrrh gathered by a wise woman, a blooming field of vibrant lilac, bitter almond, herbal dalmatian sage, soil from a freshly dug grave.
Scent Notes: Bourbon, expensive vanilla, lemon.
My Favorite Murder Podcast Collection
HERE'S THE THING: FUCK EVERYONE
Scent Notes: Bourbon, rich chocolate, dark amber, touch of dirt.
Scent Notes: Expensive vanilla, rich honey, fresh grapefruit.
YOU'RE IN A CULT, CALL YOUR DAD
Scent Notes: Flannel, Sedona trees, bergamot tea, snickerdoodle cookies.
House Fragrances
These are individual or pairs of scents released to stand alone. We've ordered them here by most recent release first.
Scent Notes: A field of lavender swirled with earthy resins: dragon’s blood, copal resin, and labdanum, with hints of cedar and amber.
DON'T BE A PART OF THE PROBLEM, BE THE WHOLE PROBLEM
Scent Notes: A dense forest of sandalwood, cherrywood, cedarwood, and Douglas fir, warm amber and vanilla, labdanum.
Scent Notes: Tonka bean, brightly blooming pikake and freesia, a big bowl of apricots, lychee, and pineapple next to a freshly baked coconut cream pie.
Scent Notes: Ripe green apples and pomegranate, a steaming cup of vanilla chai tea, a cedarwood bonfire, snow-covered fir needles and bitter juniper berries, warm amber, incense, and copal resin.
Scent Notes: Peach blossoms, honeyed whiskey, tobacco, vanilla, a dusting of cinnamon sugar.
Scent Notes: Fluffy cat fur on a comfortable flannel blanket, a glass of ginger ale, sweet butterscotch candy, guava.
Scent Notes: Rich, sticky honey, sandalwood and black hickory, a shot of whiskey.
THE BEACH IS GONNA GET WHATEVER BODY I GIVE IT
Scent Notes: An unapologetically feminine tropical floral. Monoi tiare, pikake, frangipani, juicy lychees, and dune grass against a welcoming, salty ocean shore.
Scent Notes: Sugared lemon, sweet frangipani, tonka.
Scent Notes: A hot cup of strong vanilla chai tea with extra cardamom accompanied by rose and pistachio scones.
Scent Notes: A hearty slice of coconut cream pie eaten outside on a hot summer day after you’ve slathered your body in your favorite coconut-scented sunscreen, the air swirling with notes of sandalwood, vetiver, sassafras, and cumin CO2.
Scent Notes: A hopeful springtime garden: Tomato leaf, heliotrope, galbanum, petrichor, sweetgrass and clary sage. lemon verbena and freshly turned soil.
Scent Notes: Juicy mango, ripe yuzu, whipped coconut cream, sea moss, pure honey from the comb, vanilla, salty ocean spray.
Scent Notes: Pure honeycomb, freshly harvested from the hive; a blooming herb garden full of clary sage, fennel, and thyme; peach blossoms and a touch of medicinal camphor.
Scent Notes: Black tea with a generous tot of whiskey. Grapefruit for a touch of bitter and a drop of vetiver. Nag champa and rosewood make a rich base.
Scent Notes: Hot metal, gasoline and smoke blend with an unapologetic feminine bouquet of pink peonies, gardenias, and sweet Meyer lemons.
Scent Notes: Pink lemonade sipped around a cherrywood bonfire.
ROYGBIV
Scent Notes: A glass of sparkling strawberry seltzer with a bit of lemongrass alongside a hearty slice of strawberry cheesecake, blooming lilacs and iris, dragon’s blood.
Scent Notes: Traditionally masculine notes of lavender and violets mingle with bergamot and sandalwood in the warmth of the desert.
Scent Notes: A green tea latte made with rice milk, stacks of spreadsheets printed on expensive legal paper, hints of supple leather and a fizzy glass of champagne with tart strawberries inside.
IT'S ALL SCIENCE IF YOU WRITE DOWN WHAT HAPPENED
Scent Notes: Juicy pineapple covered in salted caramel with pops of sparkling lemon verbena.
Scent Notes: All the pink things: bubblegum, sparkling pink lemonade, peach blossoms, and pink peonies, plus a swirl of brand name vanilla, pure golden honey, and sweet fluffy marshmallows.
Scent Notes: Froot loops (strawberry, blueberry, raspberry, cherry), extra sugary milk, vanilla, baby powder.
Many perfumers have attempted to recreate the scent of Marie Antoinette’s famous perfume over the years, because apparently, it smelled *that* good. Perfumers with Actual Training at Proper Amazing Perfume Schools have called their creations lovely things, like Sillage de la Reign (loosely, Scent of the Queen). We, however, could never claim to....continue reading here
Scent Notes: Orange blossoms, jasmine, tuberose, cedarwood, violets, lavender, sandalwood, rose, animalic musk, and greens.
Scent Notes: Sticky marshmallow, three kinds of coffee, no limits.
Scent Notes: Juicy blackberries, yuzu, and pear mingle with sage and sandalwood. Gentle rainfall on sea moss. Warm amber and fresh-turned earth.
Scent Notes: A blooming bouquet of jasmine and magnolia swirled together with sweet coconut milk.
Scent Notes: Strolling the beach at midnight, dancing between the bonfires as the sea grass rustles in low tidal winds, all blending with the scent of expensive vanilla.
Scent Notes: Vanilla, leather, whiskey, amber, frankincense, cypress, oud, and musk.
Scent Notes: Blood red cherries covered in dark chocolate, exotic spices, a dash of patchouli.
Scent Notes: A classic blend of sparkling peppermint with rich vanilla.
EVEN I WOULDN'T TRY ME RIGHT NOW
Scent Notes: Sweet white chocolate and pomegranate, allspice, labdanum, burning buildings, animalic musk.
Scent Notes: Spicy black cherry and amber.
Scent Notes: A cauldron of herbs float in black, golden, and white ambers. Fir needles, cedarwood, and autumn leaves against a backdrop of pumpkin spice and sassafras.
Scent Notes: Patchouli, ripe figs covered in dark chocolate, a cabinet full of imported spices behind a bouquet of brightly blooming flowers.
YOUR SKELETON IS ALWAYS WET
Scent Notes: Pistachio and almond with exotic spices.
Scent Notes: A classic Victorian manse set ablaze, filling the air with burning books and cherry furniture, exotic spices and incense, red and black musks, and violets.
Scent Notes: Lemongrass, coriander, and graham crackers from the kitchen. Sawdust from the remodel you're doing, and metal from rebuilding that engine. Hot tar from patching the pothole out front, can't have the kids falling on their bikes! And to finish, guava scented beauty cream.
Scent Notes: Freshly cut jasmine, Egyptian geranium, oud, a lavender field, eucalyptus, a musky attic.
NEUROSPICY
Scent Notes: A spicy blend of wasabi and pink peppercorn, sea salt, cardamom, and a touch of sweet caramel.
Scent Notes: Sweet peach tea that's been left to steep a little too long with that edge of bitterness, like crushed dreams.
Scent Notes: Daisy crowns and sandalwood, a bouquet of peace lilies, vanilla cream fresh from Max’s dairy farm, and a drop of patchouli.
Scent Notes: A blend of rich honeys, sticky, thick dragon's blood resin, beeswax, rosewood, a touch of patchouli, and expensive vanilla.
Scent Notes: Raspberry lambic with elderberry syrup, thick, resinous dragon's blood, and elegant amber spheres.
Scent Notes: Watermelon Blow-Pops, baby powder, fistfulls of sticky white cake, last night's champagne and coconut cream.
Scent Notes: Unapologetic candied grapefruit, crisp cold rice milk, beeswax, rich tonka, and osmanthus.
UNKNOWN ROADS, WITH OLD GODS OF APPALACHIA
Scent Notes: Dark berries, ruby pomegranate seeds, burning leaves, rich soil, pumpkins, apples, and bitter almonds create a deep, rich breath of Fall.
Scent Notes: Plums, nectarines, apricots, and blackberries sparkle on a bed of sage and fallen leaves deep in the autumnal forest.
Scent Notes: Black jasmine, tempting spices, gourmet chocolate, and luscious lotus.
Scent Notes: Earl Grey tea, steamed milk, rich vanilla, and a touch of lavender.
Scent Notes: A misty forest thick with oakmoss and the scent of bonfires. Cypress, suede, and Osmanthus.
Scent Notes: Monoi Tiare, gardenias, freesia, and lily of the valley create a lush floral opening, then step back, and the deep rosewood and copal resin comes forward. This is a supremely rich floral that darkens to a woody, resinous finish.
It’s finally here: it’s ladies’ night. Well, really, it’s “OMG we’re finally all going to get together for a night out and it’s been like three years and life is hectic but dammit we’re doing something nice for ourselves and getting together without spouses or kids even if there’s little chance we’ll be awake past 11PM” night, but that doesn’t roll off the tongue quite so easily. The point is, you and your friends are finally out together, celebrating just being alive and together... Read more here.
Scent Notes: Subtle moonflower and bright linden blossom dot a forest of dark oakmoss, rosewood and sandalwood. Stumble on a tiny woodland tavern full of adventurers and smoke, incense, tobacco absolute and myrrh. A drop of honey sweetens the story.
Carly and her friends had been huddled around the table in her basement for hours. It was the first chance that allowed all five of them to finally play their campaign in person for many months, and they hadn’t wasted the opportunity. They were gathering at Carly’s house, in the basement, as it allowed them the most privacy, and Carly’s parents didn’t care if her friends were there all day long. And they certainly had been. Carly had gone through many sticks of incense to “set the mood” for the game. Her best friend and older sister, Sammy, was the Dreadful Guide, or DG, of the game, and had requested an atmosphere to match the decrepit, smog-and-smoke-filled forest their characters were traveling through. Read more here.
Scent Notes: Intense, rich vanillas infused with honeycomb. Nicotina flower, leather, and a hint of bitterness.
Scent notes: Pink lotus absolute, vanilla absolute, tonka bean absolute, floating on a cloud of airy, light musks.
Scent Notes: A melange of night blooming flowers: water lilies, tuberose, nicotina, jasmine, orchid, moonflower, and Egyptian musk.
Scent Notes: Vanilla and beeswax absolutes, orris, coumarin and honey, clary sage and sweet benzoin resin.
Note: Due to the high percentage of vanilla absolute in this blend, you'll see the prices of this perfume are higher than normal. The vanilla orchid has had a rough time this year, leading to our suppliers charging over $350/ounce. That means that this blend will not be available in our sets of five.
Scent Notes: A rich, decadent blend of Vanilla absolute, coconut pulp CO2, butter CO2.
Note: Due to the high percentage of vanilla absolute in this blend, you'll see the prices of this perfume are higher than normal. The vanilla orchid has had a rough time this year, leading to our suppliers charging over $350/ounce. That means that this blend will not be available in our sets of five.
Scent Notes: Vanilla absolute infused with resins of dragon's blood, copal, and rosewood. Cognac essential oil and a swirl of white chocolate complete this dark play on vanilla.
Scent Notes: Incense, graveyard dirt and suede. Resins of dragon's blood and benzoin. Indian sandalwood and elemi essential oil. Amber, Egyptian musk and smoke.
Scent Notes: Old leatherbound books, a cup of hot chai tea, scones, and elegant cold cream.
Scent Notes: Creamy honey nectar, pink peonies, real ylang ylang, and peach blossoms.
Scent Notes: Rich, buttery goodness with crystallized honeycomb and the coziest pair of sweatpants ever.
Here at Suc, we wanted to help in some small way, so we are donating 100% of the profits from sales to Doctors Without Borders.
Scent Notes: Hot black tea with honey and coffee absolute to rise early, cardamom vanilla for comfort, bitter almonds for the lost, a shot of whiskey for strength.
Scent Notes: A sultry blend of Amber, real ylang ylang essential oil, pure vanilla, and golden honey.
Scent Notes: A library full of all the books in the world. The Librarian takes notes and catalogues while sipping a large mug of hot buttered rum laced with espresso. A whisper of patchouli follows her through the stacks.
Scent notes: Hot milky chai tea, fresh scones slathered with raspberry jam and honey.
Scent Notes: Rich dark chocolate, warm honey, dark amber.
Scent Notes: Cool rain on the fierce ocean. Petrichor, sour limes and sweet oranges.
Scent Notes: Ruby pomegranate seeds, sticky, thick dragon's blood, swirls of red musk and rosewood.
Scent Notes: A totally unapologetic haunted cathedral. Rich, dark resins, thick incense, beeswax candles, frankincense and myrrh. Cool stone floors and cloves, red musk and sassafras. Clary sage and wormwood. Guaiac wood and patchouli, and a whisper of black jasmine.
I COME FROM A LONG LINE OF TERRIFYING WOMEN
Scent Notes: A swirl of rosewood, whiskey, and amber, with a sprinkle of gunpowder, a drop of guaiac wood, and tobacco absolute.