The funny thing about this elixir is that it lists three notes on all these websites, Rose oxide, lavandim absolute and an oud accord. So, you might be thinking is it rose-y or floral-y or something similar? It is not. It is a very complex scent profile. It opens up with a fresh "blue" scent that is clean and sweet and as it dries down you get vanilla and pine and juniper and a whole symphony/cacophony of scents that my nose isn't trained enough to pick out individually. I like this scent, although I'd say go easy on the sprays. I'm not sure if it's the most casually wearable fragrance. It's very woody when it dries down and can be a bit much, especially if it's hot out. I look forward to the colder months to see how it does then. Here are some of the ingredients listed, besides the aforementioned rose oxide, lavandim absolute, and oud accord; citrus aurantium, begamia peel oil, vanillin, juniperus virginiana, linalool, coumarin, menthol, camphor, eucalyptus, cinnamon bark oil, spearmint, pinene. This is not a full list but gives you some idea about this fragrance.

Written by Kenneth in New Mexico on June 23, 2026