The slow, festive mood of Sunday mornings in a bottle: the deep character of spices and the floral heart together create the scent of an entire festive morning. The Festive Morning fragrance oil is an intimate, gradually unfolding experience.
The scent experience it offers
The Festive Morning fragrance profile offers a festive, deeply spicy character: the top notes (Pepper, saffron, violet leaves) arrive freshly, the heart notes (Lily, jasmine, iris, cinnamon) refine the transition, and the base notes (Patchouli, sandalwood, amber, agarwood) provide a long-lasting finish. Because of these three layers, the scent develops over time during wear or diffusion — not a one-layer experience, but a gradually unfolding, rich mood. The 10 ml tester is enough to get to know the real character of the scent over a longer period.
How to use
The fragrance oil is recommended in a diffuser, evaporator or for home perfume-making. In a diffuser, 4-6 drops are enough for a room-sized space. For home perfume-making, it is best to dilute in a carrier oil (almond, jojoba), typically at 5-10%. Applying it neat to the skin is not recommended, as it may cause sensitivity. Store away from direct sunlight in a cool place so the scent quality stays consistent. A 10 ml bottle contains about 200 drops, which is enough for 30-50 sessions in a diffuser.
Product data
- Weight: 40 g (per bottle)
- Country of origin: United Kingdom
- Scent profile: Festive Morning
- Top notes: Pepper, saffron, violet leaves
- Heart notes: Lily, jasmine, iris, cinnamon
- Base notes: Patchouli, sandalwood, amber, agarwood
A festive, deeply spicy scent test that makes finding your own favourite fragrance easier. The 10 ml format is especially practical because, when building a larger fragrance collection, you don't need to commit a large sum at once to an uncertain scent — you can first test it, experience it, and only then decide on a longer-term investment.
Scents change over time: the top notes dominate in the first minutes, the heart notes start to come through after 30-60 minutes, and the base notes accompany you all day. It is therefore worth observing a scent for at least one full day before deciding whether you really feel at home in it.