The Death of Autumn 2025 Perfume Oil
$31.00
The Death of Autumn 2025 Perfume Oil
$31.00
Dark amber, dead leaves, khus, saffron, bitter clove, chrysanthemum, camellia, galangal, and a drop of oud.
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Claire –
All of the different notes blend together really well, so it’s a little hard to pick them out individually, but I’d say the dead leaves are the main note followed by saffron, clove, and chrysanthemum. It’s very strong, so definitely not one I want to slather on. I wouldn’t even use a typical amount of oil from this one; when I did, it made me feel a bit nauseous and had to be washed off. A small drop from the cap goes a long way, and prevents it from overwhelming the senses. It’s a dry, musky scent, even though there’s no musk listed but, provided a small amount is used, it’s fantastic. It’s dried flowers, fallen leaves, and the end of fall.