Fragrance Family:
Soft Floral

Notes:
Laotian Red Ginger, French Lavandin, Laotian Beeswax, Australian Sandalwood*, White Musks: Nirvanolide & Serenolide

*Sustainably sourced and harvested by Aboriginal communities in the southern part of Western Australia.

Concentration:
Eau de Parfum (17%)

Occasion:
An anti-statement, The Musc is easy and natural, clean, warm and inviting. Wear abundantly, as it coats the wearer in a second skin. An all-occasion scent!

Made in France

Calice Becker’s interpretation of musk is intent upon softness: something which infuses with the wearer to become more than a scent, but an enveloping aura. The lesson here is to appreciate the gentle undulations that emanate from the skin of the wearer – to seek and recognise not only a smell, but a feeling connected to The Musc. Seek textures, hues, and sensations, as the notes serve to produce these effects. Many tones of white speckle amongst each other, as beeswax, lavender, red ginger, and sandalwood form the many white that define this fragrance.

There are two musk notes worth noting – especially for their names: Serenolide and Nirvanolide, respectively fruity and milky, they work on the oxymoronic basis of intense softness, colouring the horizon of the fragrance a pastel hue with an intense trail.