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This is the scent of a hot July fading into a hazy September. No. 25 Summertime Sadness captures the essence of a coastal drive with the windows down—the fresh, herbal snap of wild lavender mixing with the expensive, citrusy tang of a Wilmington summer. Think of it as "Old Money" meets a "High by the Beach" daydream; a clean, botanical ritual for the soul who is always a little bit nostalgic and longing for a time they never knew.
The "sadness" comes from the deep, resinous base of white copal and patchouli—a smoky, sacred scent that feels like a vintage church in a small Italian town. It is then brightened by a crystal vision of bergamot and lemon, creating a high-contrast experience that is as refreshing as a cold drink and as moody as a classic Lana ballad.
Mood: Bittersweet and botanical.
Best for: Writing love letters or reflective journaling.
Perfectly paired with: An iced coffee with way too much sugar and “Summertime Sadness” by Lana Del Rey.
This is the scent of a hot July fading into a hazy September. No. 25 Summertime Sadness captures the essence of a coastal drive with the windows down—the fresh, herbal snap of wild lavender mixing with the expensive, citrusy tang of a Wilmington summer. Think of it as "Old Money" meets a "High by the Beach" daydream; a clean, botanical ritual for the soul who is always a little bit nostalgic and longing for a time they never knew.
The "sadness" comes from the deep, resinous base of white copal and patchouli—a smoky, sacred scent that feels like a vintage church in a small Italian town. It is then brightened by a crystal vision of bergamot and lemon, creating a high-contrast experience that is as refreshing as a cold drink and as moody as a classic Lana ballad.
Mood: Bittersweet and botanical.
Best for: Writing love letters or reflective journaling.
Perfectly paired with: An iced coffee with way too much sugar and “Summertime Sadness” by Lana Del Rey.