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Fragrance Descriptions
 
Below you will find a list of our fragrances. As new fragrances are added seasonally, the seasonal scents are listed separately. Personalized labels will include personalization in place of the fragrance description.

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Beach Bungalow: Revisit the memories of how the intoxicating ocean breeze streaming through the open windows of your beach bungalow enticed you out of bed, beckoning you to sink your feet into the salty shore.

Black Raspberry Cobbler: Helping grandma pick and gather raspberries was no chore when you knew your efforts would be rewarded with her black raspberry cobbler, warm from the oven, with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. 

Bonfire Nights: The best nights were spent in the company of close friends and family huddled around a bonfire roasting marshmallows and reminiscing. Notes of dried leaves, charred woods of pine and cedar, with hints of roasted marshmallows, brown sugar and vanilla.

Country Meadow: Remember when the country side was renewed each morning, as the dewdrops hung from the pedals of mint, freesia and juniper.

Country Road: With the windows rolled down, driving down an old country road, the aroma of fields of lavender lingered in the morning air. Wake your senses with lavender and revitalizing herbal mint.

Farmhouse Kitchen: Nothing was quite as welcoming as the smells that greeted you when you entered the kitchen  after a long day working on the farm. Apple, mint, oats, pineapple and cake.

Friendship Blessings: There was never a better way to spend time than in the company of a good friend. Orange peel, cranberry, cinnamon, cloves and evergreen. 

Harvest Breakfast Crisp: Straight from Ma-maw's oven, filled with fresh picked apples and pears, glazed with maple sugar and a hint of buttercream and vanilla.

Honeysuckle Vine: Ahh, allow yourself to be taken back to the carefree childhood days spent sucking nature's candy from the sweet flowers picked from the wild honeysuckle vines.

Island Time: Drink in the aroma of pineapple, passion fruit, acai berry and green apple as you lie on your hammock and sip a fruity cocktail, making any time feel like island time.

Kettle Cooked Caramel Popcorn: Hot from the kettle, the aroma of the sweet and salty popcorn always drew a crowd. Popped corn, rum, caramelized sugar, vanilla and maple.

Lavender Fields: Reflect upon summers spent picnicking among fields of lavender as the perfumed breeze bathed you in a peaceful calm.

Lazy Mornings: With no agenda, a steamy cup of hazelnut coffee and your favorite blanket, lazy mornings were the perfect way to unwind from a busy week. Rich roasted hazelnut with undertones of brown sugar. 

Log Cabin: The best memories were made where there was no television and laughter filled the air as everyone sat around the olde brick hearth to be warmed by the crackling fire.

Mamaw's Washroom: It seems the simplest of things are those we cherish most. Photographs captured many childhood memories, such as bubble beards and beehive hair-dos while soaking in Mamaw’s washroom.

Mornings with Papaw: Waking up on Saturday mornings at Papaw's house always began with watching him stoke the old wood stove. The smell of the embers smoldering wafted from the open door as you wrapped up in one of Mamaw's quilts and warmed yourself by the hearth.  

Olde Tattered Quilt: There was no greater comfort on cool country nights than being wrapped
in the olde tattered quilt, hand stitched by grandma.

Papaw's Pockets: Peppermints never tasted better than when pulled from Papaw's pocket. It may have been his secret weapon to keep you quiet during Sunday service, but the smell of peppermint evokes fond memories of sitting along side Papaw on creaky wooden pews.

Peach Pickins: After a visit to the local orchard, it was impossible to make it home with the wicker
baskets brimming with fresh picked peaches before devouring at least one of the aromatic, juicy treats.

Roadside Fruit Stand: While on a summer road trip, there was never a more succulent treat than happening upon a roadside fruit stand overflowing with freshly picked ruby red grapefruits.

A Roll in the Hay: Revisit the days when you were carefree enough for a spontaneous roll in the hay. Bergamot and grapefruit, followed by middle notes of white floral and woody violet, grounded by oak moss and sandalwood.

Screen Doors and Open Windows: Revisit the fragrant, calming sensation of gentle breezes
blowing through screen doors and open windows. Greens, floral and woods, orange balsam,
jasmine and rose.

Shoo-fly Apple Pie: The flies weren’t the only thing being shooed as you waited for momma’s pie to cool on the window  ledge. A crisp baked crust filled with fresh cut granny  smith apples, smothered in butter, cream and cinnamon.

Strawberry Rhubarb Cobbler: After a visit to the strawberry patch, granny lovingly served up a helping of her strawberry rhubarb cobbler, brimming with sliced strawberries and rhubarb, and topped with a buttery brown sugar and oat crumble.

A Stroll Through the Woods: During walks through the woods with grandpa, worries were miles away and time seemed to stand still. Gentle blends of woods and spicy herbs with earthy, creamy undertones.

Sunday Brunch: The only thing better than the food was the company. Thank goodness for Sunday mornings spent with great friends as you sipped mimosas and sampled the brunch staples of warm baked oatmeal and fruit filled pastries.

Sun-dried Sheets: Revisit the country days, when the sheets hung from the clothes lines, flapping in the
warm breeze. Lemon zests, African violet, jasmine and a hint of woods.

Under the Shade Tree: From childhood to adulthood, many memories were made under the shade tree at grandma's house. While making mud pies with cousins, cracking pecans with grandpa or having long talks over a glass of iced tea, the smell of peonies from the nearby garden floated in the breeze.

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Seasonal Fragrances

Autumn Wreath: Nothing welcomes the fall or guests to your home like a fresh autumn wreath hanging on your door. Pear, blueberries, juniper berries and eucalyptus with base notes of spruce, woods, Douglass fir and cedar. 

Christmas Wreath: Nothing welcomes Christmas or guests to your home like a fresh holiday wreath hanging on your door. Pear, blueberries, juniper berries and eucalyptus with base notes of spruce, woods, Douglass fir and cedar. 

Flannel Sheets: On cool nights, snuggling into a bed covered in freshly laundered flannel sheets was a
welcome end to a busy day. Lemon zests, African violet and jasmine.

Mama's Pecan Pie: A homemade crust overflowing with pecans made it hard to wait for Mama to pull it from the oven. Creamy butter, pecans and whipped cream.

Santa's Whiskers: Oh, the anticipation as you stood in line, waiting to sit on Santa's knee, tell him of your greatest Christmas wishes and receive that special peppermint stick.

Sleigh Bells: The sights and smells of Christmas surrounded you as you laid quietly in bed listening for the sound of sleigh bells ringing overhead. Pine, apples, cinnamon, bayberry, holly and a hint of vanilla.

The Stockings Were Hung: No matter your age, there was something magical about seeing
the old wooden mantle adorned with the family's stockings. The glow cast on the brick hearth by the flames gently flickering in the fireplace seemed to easily lull you into a restful slumber.

Yummy Pumpkin Roll: Everyone's mouth watered when mom set the table with her freshly baked pumpkin roll. Pumpkin, ground cinnamon, maple, rum, french vanilla and caramelized sugar.

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