Category: Collection
A paper cut-out of a rose, tossed in saline sea air and blasted on jagged coastline rocks.
Place reference: Buachaille Etive Mòr, Glencoe.
Azalea, Sweet Basil, Pink pepper, Bell Heather, Clove Bud, Primrose, Rhododendron, Jasmine Absolute, Geranium oil, Rose Absolute.
Atlantic Oak, Flag Iris, Vetiver, Ambergris*, Mineral Accord.
*of synthetic origin.
Made in Scotland.
The bell heather note is what sold me—it’s so specific and grounding, like the actual moorland. I dabbed it on before a walk and the salty, rocky edge really does make you feel the Glencoe coastline, but it’s soft enough for everyday wear.
The pink pepper gives it a sharp, almost salty bite that perfectly matches the "jagged coastline" vibe. It’s like a wild, windswept rose rather than a sweet perfume. I can almost smell the sea air from the description.
The bell heather really grounds it—like standing on damp granite with a breeze cutting through, not a soft perfume at all. I keep catching the basil sweetness underneath the sharp pink pepper, and it lasts a good while on skin. This is the wildest rose I've tried, in the best way.
