Lavender
Oakmoss
Violet leaf absolute
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Morgaina
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Wild Mountain Lavender in Provence
Lavender, but not the neatly lined lavandin from the vast lavender fields in Provence, rather an abandoned, no longer cultivated field in the mountain slopes near Grasse, where the true, wild lavender (Lavandula angustifolia), wild herbs, and meadow flowers come together in a colorful and above all fragrant gathering without restraint. Driving leisurely through Provence, you find this time and again. And this natural perfume oil smells of wild lavender, mint, hay, and meadow herbs, a scent for the current late summer days, when one wants to capture the sun within, hold onto it, and preserve it for the cool winter days.
I cannot detect oak moss, the dryness of the violet leaf is well and subtly integrated. Later, the scent becomes a bit sweeter floral, but remains unisex, a robust lavender that some men will love here.
The brand For Strange Woman comes from the USA and according to their homepage, they only produce natural fragrances without any synthetic additives. I do not find any labels about this, as we are used to from organic products/cruelty-free, on the homepage. (If you find anything about this, I would be happy to make an update here). The samples are in glass vials, three of which are nestled in a kind of golden matchbox filled with cotton. For each scent, a card is included, with a description of the fragrance and the indication that it is a plant perfume, made 100% from natural materials, handmade, cruelty-free, phthalate-free, and paraben-free.
For me, this is the most beautiful scent of the six tested. With some, I had a problem with longevity and sillage; apparently, my skin absorbs exactly the oils from this company. With other natural fragrance oils, H + S was clearly better.
I cannot detect oak moss, the dryness of the violet leaf is well and subtly integrated. Later, the scent becomes a bit sweeter floral, but remains unisex, a robust lavender that some men will love here.
The brand For Strange Woman comes from the USA and according to their homepage, they only produce natural fragrances without any synthetic additives. I do not find any labels about this, as we are used to from organic products/cruelty-free, on the homepage. (If you find anything about this, I would be happy to make an update here). The samples are in glass vials, three of which are nestled in a kind of golden matchbox filled with cotton. For each scent, a card is included, with a description of the fragrance and the indication that it is a plant perfume, made 100% from natural materials, handmade, cruelty-free, phthalate-free, and paraben-free.
For me, this is the most beautiful scent of the six tested. With some, I had a problem with longevity and sillage; apparently, my skin absorbs exactly the oils from this company. With other natural fragrance oils, H + S was clearly better.
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