SOMETHING IN THE LEAVES

You heard it too.

SMELLS LIKE
Bergamot ⋆ Bay Leaves ⋆ Black Tea ⋆ Hay ⋆ Tobacco ⋆ Cedarwood ⋆ Vetiver ⋆ Fig ⋆ Musk

THE FEELING

There was definitely a sound. No, you're not going back to check.

Something in the Leaves opens with bergamot and aromatic bay before wandering into black tea, dry hay, tobacco, and cedarwood. Fig and musk soften the trail while vetiver keeps one foot firmly in the earth. Green, dry, woody, and just a little bit unsettling.

It smells like taking the long way home because the woods looked particularly inviting...and realizing halfway through that they've gone very, very quiet.

FOR THE ONES...

Who have never met an ominous little path they didn't at least consider following.

FRAGRANCE LAYERING

SOFTEN IT ⋆ Velvet Bramble
Leave a few berries along the trail.
Dark berries and soft sweetness settle into the tea, hay, fig, and woods, making Something in the Leaves juicier and more inviting without taming its wild little heart.

DEEPEN IT ⋆ Black Bloom
Go farther than you probably should.
Oud, tonka, peppercorn, cedar, patchouli, and musk pull the trail deeper into the woods. Drier, darker, earthier...and considerably less interested in helping you find your way back.

MAKE IT STRANGE ⋆ Elixir de Leche
Pour a little milk in the tea.
Milk, vanilla, sugar, lemon zest, and cinnamon curl around the black tea, hay, tobacco, and fig, creating something creamy, spiced, pastoral, and wonderfully odd...like teatime in a cottage you absolutely do not remember seeing on the way in.

THE PARTICULARS

10 mL fragrance oil essence ⋆ Glass roll-on ⋆ Alcohol-free ⋆ Hand-blended in small batches

Carrier Oils: Sweet Almond (tree nut) + Jojoba.

HOW TO WEAR

Roll onto pulse points, behind the ears, along the collarbone, or anywhere you'd like the scent to stay close.

Best applied before wandering off. Whether or not you tell anyone where you're going is entirely your business.

Roll gently. Follow the bloom. ⋆˙⟡