Scent Notes
Top Notes: The Beginning
The initial perception of a fragrance is primarily influenced by the top notes. These molecules are diminutive and have a tendency to evaporate rapidly. Fragrances with lighter, herbal, and citrus notes are frequently employed as top notes, with the intention of captivating and alluring the senses, before seamlessly transitioning into the more intense middle notes.
Middle Notes: The Core
Middle notes are frequently as heart notes due to their fundamental role in constituting the essence of the fragrance. These aromas are unveiled once the top notes have receded and typically constitute approximately 40-80% of the overall scent. More intricate than top notes, these fragrances are designed to captivate your attention and also serve as a buffer for more robust base notes.
Base Notes: The Lasting End
As opposed to the characteristics of top notes, which are commonly associated with being stimulating and revitalizing, base notes are frequently characterized as soothing. These fragrances consist of substantial, weighty molecules that contribute to the intricacy, and enduring impact.
Current Scent List
Clean Cotton-
Top: Cotton
Middle: Ozone, Jasmine Powder
Base: Musk
Distinguished-
Top: Citrus, Dark Oak
Middle: Bergamot
Base: Bourbon
Flannel Nights-
Top: Bergamot
Middle: Mahogany
Base: Musk
Lavender Fields-
Top: Lavender
Middle: Honey
Base: Floral
Mahogany & Teak-
Top: Fresh Lavender, Geranium
Middle: Mahogany
Base: Earthy Woods
Mint Eucalyptus-
Top: Mint
Middle: Eucalyptus
Base: Musk
Palo Santo-
Top: Cedarwood, Amber
Middle: Pine, Smoke, Earth
Base: Lemon Leaf, Cashmere, Incense Spice
Salrose-
Top: Green, Leafy, Wine
Middle: Rose, Guaiac Wood, Balsam
Base: Cedar, Amber, Vanilla, Musk
Stolen Hoodie-
Top: Greens, Fresh Mint
Middle: Apple, Peach, Jasmine
Base: Oakmoss, Musk
Whispered Petals-
Top: Pear, Berry
Middle: Spring Floral, Raspberry
Base: Wood, Musk