PASSING STRANGER

Sometimes an experiment turns out better than you could have hoped. I thought: what if I made a genderless fougere? So I subverted this classic structure by replacing oakmoss with Veramoss to make it feel modern, using beautiful high elevation lavender and Egyptian geranium, and elevating the florals by adding rose, and iris. People are drawn to its sillage because it smells comforting and almost familiar, but unique and mysterious. Like a beautiful passing stranger.

No dyes, UV blockers, or animal testing.

May not be considered vegan because it contains Ambrettolide, which can be derived from a resin produced by cochineal beetles.

Made in California of domestic, and imported, ingredients and components.

Alcohol denat., fragrance (parfum), BHT