Salome

With daring doses of heady jasmine and rich feral musk, Salome's bedevilled animalic facets dance seductively behind a veil of Turkish rose and carnation. Vintage and honeyed, it lures with the warm, plush appeal of an erotic boudoir before ensnaring the wearer in a web of unashamed erotic delight. Slip into your second skin with Salome.

Jasmine. Turkish Rose. Africa Stone. Carnation. Musk.

The inspiration for Salome was taken from an original 1920's photograph of a beautiful erotic dancer. Her dark and evocative portrait naturally lent itself to the story of Salome, who's intriguing and colourful representations have embellished fine literature for centuries. The brief was to create a perfume as enigmatic and alluring as the siren in the photograph whilst drawing from a wealth of enchanting literature about the spellbinding Salome.

Perfume is more than adornment, it is ritual, memory, and expression.

Begin with clean, moisturised skin to help the fragrance linger.

Apply to the pulse points: the wrists, neck, behind the ears, places where the blood stirs just beneath the skin, warming the scent and releasing its story.

One or two sprays are all that’s needed. A soft dab, if using extrait. Let it settle naturally - do not rub, as this disturbs the composition and bruises the unfolding of the notes.

For a lighter presence, mist the air and walk through, a veil of scent, barely spoken.

Store away from sunlight and heat, as you would something rare and precious. Let the perfume become part of your presence, discovered, never declared.

Animalic floral chypre

Alcohol. Parfum. Phenoxyethanol. Benzyl Benzoate. Citral. Coumarin. Citronellol. Eugenol. Farnesol. Geraniol. Limonene. Linalool. Evernia Prunastri (Oakmoss).

The Fragrance Foundation Awards, Best New Independent Fragrance 2015 finalist.
Art & Olfaction Awards 2016 finalist, Artisan Category.
The Fragrance Foundation, Perfume Extraordinaire 2015 finalist.
Basenotes 2016 Winner of Best Feminine Fragrance.
Basenotes 2016 Winner of Best Niche Fragrance.