Black Tea

Culot The by Versatile Paris offers a quirky take on fresh jasmine tea. Anne-Sophie Behaghel blends zesty citrus with unusual hot accents of ginger an… Show more

Culot The by Versatile Paris offers a quirky take on fresh jasmine tea. Anne-Sophie Behaghel blends zesty citrus with unusual hot accents of ginger and wasabi. This unisex oil roll-on fits warm spring afternoons when you want something comforting but unconventional. Show less

Éclat De Mer opens with a bright citrus rush of bergamot, orange, and lemon, then shifts into a spicier heart where ginger, neroli, and cinnamon add l… Show more

Éclat De Mer opens with a bright citrus rush of bergamot, orange, and lemon, then shifts into a spicier heart where ginger, neroli, and cinnamon add lift and warmth. The dry-down brings black tea, guaiac wood, rosemary, and ambroxan, giving it a clean woody freshness that suits warm weather especially well. Show less

Mekha Aranya centres on osmanthus, but it does not treat the flower as soft and pretty. Reviews describe a honeyed, apricot-skinned osmanthus with air… Show more

Mekha Aranya centres on osmanthus, but it does not treat the flower as soft and pretty. Reviews describe a honeyed, apricot-skinned osmanthus with airy aldehydes up top, then a tea-like, smoky leather thread that keeps it grounded. It usually reads unisex, slightly polished, and a little mysterious. If you like osmanthus with texture rather than syrupy sweetness, this is the kind of. Show less

Pink Lotus opens with a bright, candy-sweet mix of raspberry, bergamot and watery florals before lotus, jasmine sambac and tea soften the heart. On sk… Show more

Pink Lotus opens with a bright, candy-sweet mix of raspberry, bergamot and watery florals before lotus, jasmine sambac and tea soften the heart. On skin it usually reads fruity, floral and musky with a glossy, syrupy sweetness. If you enjoy airy florals with restraint, sample first, this one appears to lean much sweeter than its name suggests. Show less