The Smell of Weather Turning
Perfume
Warm, natural and unique.
Like a morning walk through the wet forest, or warm summer winds ruffling through layers, fresh English peppermint bursts through like crisp cold winds, while smoky oakwood and bay bring depth and warmth, evoking the sense of a changing season.
You’ll love this if you like:
- Fragrances with complex layers.
- Devil's Nightcap perfume.
- Embracing each season.
List of ingredients
- Organic DRF Alcohol
- Perfume
- Water (Aqua)
- Glycerine
- Oakwood Absolute
- Bay Oil
- Beeswax Absolute
- Peppermint Oil
- Mint Absolute
- Roman Chamomile Oil
- Alpha-Isomethyl Ionone
- *Benzyl Benzoate
- *Benzyl Cinnamate
- *Benzyl Salicylate
- *Cinnamal
- *Citral
- Citronellol
- *Coumarin
- *Eugenol
- *Farnesol
- Geraniol
- *Isoeugenol
- *Limonene
- *Linalool
*occurs naturally in essential oils.
We do not test our finished products on animals. We also only purchase from ingredient suppliers who do not test on animals. More.
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Vikkiangel091
About 2 years ago
I suppose you could take the title two ways: just before a storm or as summer goes into autumn and winter. Honestly this perfume works both ways. It can be a bit minty when you first put it on but then the smokiness kicks in and you get a very fresh and sweet smokey scent. It's almost like standing in a field at dusk just before it starts raining. Or going to a bonfire and the smell of the fire as it mingles with the crisp night air.
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It's a fig cut in half
About 1 week ago
Last night there was a bonfire and your clothes are still smoky... It was raining earlier and you can still smell damp earth, damp clean hay, leaves, that rain smell (you know the one I mean) but now the sun is out and warming up the herby meadows all around and the wind is carrying the smell into the village, sort of fresh and resinous...
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1 week ago
It's a fig cut in half
About 1 week ago
Last night there was a bonfire and your clothes are still smoky... It was raining earlier and you can still smell damp earth, damp clean hay, leaves, that rain smell (you know the one I mean) but now the sun is out and warming up the herby meadows all around and the wind is carrying the smell into the village, sort of fresh and resinous...
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