Sage Seaweed Salt

Fields of Ubud by Project 1945 smells like stepping out into a sunlit Balinese rice terrace just after morning rain. The scent opens with a crisp spla… Show more

Fields of Ubud by Project 1945 smells like stepping out into a sunlit Balinese rice terrace just after morning rain. The scent opens with a crisp splash of bergamot, tangy buchu leaves, and soft ambrette seeds that quickly give way to crushed garden sage and mineral sea salt. A faint touch of dried fruits keeps the green herbal center from turning overly sharp. As the fragrance settles onto your skin, earthy vetiver, damp oakmoss, and creamy sandalwood form a grounded, tranquil base. It feels remarkably fresh, leafy, and grounding, making it an easy companion for warm mornings and relaxed outdoor weekends. Show less

Salty Breeze is a clean marine fragrance built around sea salt, sage, grapefruit, ambrette and seaweed. Wearers describe it as seaside in a bottle, wi… Show more

Salty Breeze is a clean marine fragrance built around sea salt, sage, grapefruit, ambrette and seaweed. Wearers describe it as seaside in a bottle, with a bright citrus opening, a salty ocean-air heart and a light seaweed nuance that makes it feel more coastal than shower-gel fresh. It reads clearly unisex and easiest to wear in warm weather or daytime, though some. Show less

Pierre Blanche Prophetie 19:I.0 opens with a crisp breeze of mint and sharp hyssop, immediately establishing a clean, mineral character. As the mist s… Show more

Pierre Blanche Prophetie 19:I.0 opens with a crisp breeze of mint and sharp hyssop, immediately establishing a clean, mineral character. As the mist settles on the skin, the fragrance develops a cold, herbal center dominated by sage and a faint violet leaf texture. The base grounds this airy freshness with dry oakmoss, woody notes, and a quiet, skin-hugging white musk. It works best during the transition of spring and summer, particularly on overcast days when you want a clean, calm presence that feels more like a personal ritual than a loud fashion statement. If you enjoy cold, stony, non-sweet herbal scents, this is a strong candidate for a full bottle, though others should start with a sample. Show less