Blackcurrant & Petitgrain

This is one of the most intriguing fragrances of the 10 aromatech oils we've tried. It's very trendy and reminds me of visiting a fancy hipster hangout. The fact that you can't quite identify the scent is part of its intrigue. Right out of the diffuser, you will detect the tomato leaves and subdued floral content. After filling your space, it mellows into a perfumed (yet fresh) dryer sheet scent? that is captivating and sophisticated with a gentle musk. Every once in a while, you will catch a hint of earth. It reminds me of deconstructing an abstract art exhibit or fine wine. Much of the time is spent in confusion and limbo to identify what it is, and then BAM! The moment you understand is both exhilarating and comforting, only to repeat the cycle with more abstract. So yeah, it's heady and androgynous, but elegant. The base is musky, yet not too heavy, or gentle. I love it for daytime use. Probably not the best introduction to Aromatech oils because of its complexity- but one of my favorites. Hope this helps.

Perfect combination of elegance, comfort and coastal living

I wasn’t sure what to expect with this…it was a blind buy. But wow, it’s so unique. i found myself smelling it over and over and over. i love it. it’s hard to describe…a hint of the jo malone but more subtle and soft. so good!

Love this scent. Slightly floral but also musky. Could definitely be a favorite with the LeLabo crowd.

This scent is pretty and delicate, I need to have it set on high (8) to really smell it and my downstairs isn't big (about 800sq ft) but it is a very pleasant scent although I'm not sure I'll buy it again, still The Hotel is my #1.