Golden weeds. Wild air. A breath of open field. Dandelion opens with fruity cassis, cardamom, and clover — bright, green, and a little unruly. At the heart, peach, cedar leaf, and geranium blend with lemongrass for a soft, sun-warmed lift. The base is tender and surprising: basmati rice, violet, jasmine, and the scent of freshly cut grass. A scent for wandering barefoot, collecting wildflowers, and not asking permission. Fragrance NotesTop: Fruity Cassis, Cardamom, CloverHeart: Peach, Cedar Leaf, Geranium, LemongrassBase: Basmati Rice, Violet, Jasmine, Fresh Cut Grass Use WhenYou need a breath of fresh air.You want to feel wild, soft, and untamed all at once.You believe beauty lives in the things most people overlook.

  Soft light. Spring air. A floral that knows her power. Venus opens green and crisp — the scent of morning in bloom. The heart unfolds into lilac, honeysuckle, and lily of the valley — delicate, dewy, and feminine without apology. At the base, amyris and snapdragon add a soft, grounded finish. It’s graceful, radiant, and entirely its own. Fragrance NotesTop: GreenHeart: Honeysuckle, Lily of the Valley, LilacBase: Amyris, Snapdragon Use WhenYou’re channeling softness with strength.You want scent that blooms quietly and lingers long after.You believe beauty doesn’t ask for attention — it commands it.

Bright. Botanical. Slightly unhinged. What the Fucculent opens with fresh aloe and agave — cool, green, and a little wild. It blooms into chrysanthemum, green leaves, and soft floral notes that smell more like a greenhouse than a garden. Patchouli and fir bring it back to earth. It’s crisp, grounding, and just chaotic enough to keep things interesting. Fragrance NotesTop: Aloe, AgaveHeart: Chrysanthemum, Green Floral, Green LeavesBase: Patchouli Use WhenYou’ve outgrown the fake peace era.You want clarity without cliché.You’d rather burn something green than sage advice. Essential OilsInfused with natural essential oils including orange and fir.