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antique books perfume oil
antique books perfume
antique books perfume oil
Ingredients

Fractionated Coconut Oil, Parfum (Fragrance), Amyl Cinnamal, Benzyl Benzoate, Benzyl Alcohol, Juniperus Virginiana (Cedar) Oil, Citral, Limonene, Linalool, Benzaldehyde, Benzyl Cinnamate, Cuminaldehyde

How To Wear

Perfume oils do not unfold their complexity when experienced directly from the bottle. If you attempt to gauge the aroma of a perfume oil by smelling it from the bottle, your experience will not be accurate.

Apply first to your pulse points (the inner wrists, the base of the throat, behind ear lobes, and the inner elbows.) where it will warm with your body heat to unfold the fragrance.

Perfume oil, unlike alcohol-based perfumes, wears closer to the skin. It warms on your body, adapts to your body chemistry, and creates a halo of scent on the body. As it fades, perfume oil can be applied throughout the day as a personal aromatic ritual.

External Use Only. Keep away from children and pets. Discontinue use should irritation occur.

Returns And Shipping

Current turnaround time is always posted in a banner at the very top of the website. Please note that due to the cosmetic nature of the artwork, all sales are final.

Antique Books Perfume Oil

$38.00
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Aroma palette is woodsy and earthy. Highlights include old paper pages, aged suede, leather, subtle woods, and lignin.

This evocative blend is designed to whisk you away to the comforting nostalgia of an antiquarian library. Here, the artist has bottled the essence of an antique book. This blend unfolds with the cozy and familiar aroma of aged paper pages, unfurling a harmonious blend of nuanced woods, leather, and suede on the drydown. The final notes settle into a warm, cozy combination of aged paper and leather, creating a cozy ambiance perfect for curling up with a cup of tea and indulging in daydreams of being in the enchanting world of an antique library.

Customer Reviews

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Lillian
Leathery Goodness

I have a pretty extensive collection of perfumes that use leather, but this is my favorite by far. On me it's leather forward with undertones of incense.

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N.D.
Spot On

I have no idea how this fragrance manages to channel that sun drenched corner of your favorite indie bookstore, but it does. I could bathe in this stuff. Seriously. It makes me so happy.

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Rachel
My boyfriend loves this

I bought this at the request of my boyfriend. This has become his new every day staple cologne. It's very woodsy and earthy; it smells like woods, dried book pages, and leather in the best of ways. This is such an enchanting blend, I will be buying more when he runs out.

Ingredients

Fractionated Coconut Oil, Parfum (Fragrance), Amyl Cinnamal, Benzyl Benzoate, Benzyl Alcohol, Juniperus Virginiana (Cedar) Oil, Citral, Limonene, Linalool, Benzaldehyde, Benzyl Cinnamate, Cuminaldehyde

How To Wear

Perfume oils do not unfold their complexity when experienced directly from the bottle. If you attempt to gauge the aroma of a perfume oil by smelling it from the bottle, your experience will not be accurate.

Apply first to your pulse points (the inner wrists, the base of the throat, behind ear lobes, and the inner elbows.) where it will warm with your body heat to unfold the fragrance.

Perfume oil, unlike alcohol-based perfumes, wears closer to the skin. It warms on your body, adapts to your body chemistry, and creates a halo of scent on the body. As it fades, perfume oil can be applied throughout the day as a personal aromatic ritual.

External Use Only. Keep away from children and pets. Discontinue use should irritation occur.

Returns And Shipping

Current turnaround time is always posted in a banner at the very top of the website. Please note that due to the cosmetic nature of the artwork, all sales are final.

antique books perfume oil
antique books perfume

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