Perfume

All perfumes are crafted from natural botanical materials that are made into essential oils, absolutes, and concretes.

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Roll-On Perfume

$25 each

The Unearthly Sea

A love note to the North Atlantic ocean with her briny, woodsy scent. Imagine a tangle of driftwood and seaweed drying on the sand, a rime of salt on coastal flowers. It brings to mind musk and seashell crust.

Ingredients: Distilled dry-roasted seashells, seaweed absolute, beach rose and sweet pepperbush absolute, oakmoss absolute, rose absolute, jasmine essential oil, jojoba oil

What is enfleurage?

Enfleurage is a process that was developed in 18th century France. A solid fat is used to capture scent. The flower or plant is removed and replaced regularly over a number of days, depending on the desired intensity of the scent.

Solid Perfume

$25 each

Lemon Basil Creme

Summer herbs warmed by the sun. The sharp tang of citrus peels. Creamy, redolent blossoms. A hint of dry grass and melting resin.

Ingredients: Foraged Black Locust, Wisteria, Pitch Pine Resin; Homegrown Basil, Lemon Balm; Organic Lemon Peel, Orange Blossom; Sweet Almond Oil, Coconut Oil, Vetiver Essential Oil, Jasmine Absolute Oil

A small black container of summer's end solid perfume on a wooden table with leaves.

Summer’s End

Made from the last flush of beach roses and mid-summer honeysuckle. A warm, sweet scent with hints of green and citrus with a vanilla undertone.

Ingredients: Foraged Beach Rose, Honeysuckle, White Pine Resin; Unrefined Shea Butter, Local Beeswax; Sunflower Oil, Benzoin Resin Oil, Sweet Orange Oil, Rose Absolute Oil, Pine Needle Essential Oil, Vitamin E Oil

The scent of a natural, botanical perfume is more subtle than a fragrance produced synthetically in a lab. Once applied to the skin, it needs time to breathe and warm up before its fragrance can be fully enjoyed. It is best applied to pulse points on skin that is clean and moisturized. For the most fragrant results, it should be dabbed onto the skin and allowed to soak in rather than immediately rubbed in. Dry down (the time it takes for a perfume to start to fade) is about two hours, which is shorter than most synthetic perfumes. They can be reapplied as often as desired.

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