Deep Lullaby

If there were a scent that could hold an entire highland afternoon just beginning to cool, it would be Deep Lullaby.

Even before you lean in, it already feels like you’re standing quietly on a mist-covered slope, hearing the whisper of pine trees and feeling the first chill slip through your sleeves. It opens with a hazy lavender touched by a feather - light mojito - like the moment you push open a window and a cool breeze rushes in, waking both your mind and the flush on your cheeks. 

Then everything becomes fuller: ripe wild berries, untamed roses, golden mimosa - melding into the air, warm enough to soothe every little worry and dreamy enough to make you want to sit still for a long, long while with no reason at all.

As the mountain town eases into dusk, the scent of dried tobacco leaves, smoldering wood, and a quiet trace of sandalwood lingers on the skin, like the final exhale of a long day.
Deep Lullaby isn’t ornate or dramatic - just gentle, like a lullaby of the highlands - making you want to fold away your tiredness, sit with the growing cold, and let time drift by softly.

Top Notes: Pine, Lavender, Mojito.
• Heart Notes: Mulberry, Wild Rose, Mimosa
• Base Notes: Tobacco Leaf, Charred Wood, Sandalwood