This buttery soft treatment masque replenishes and strengthens fragile strands. Intense hydration restores elasticity to brittle locks which helps prevent breakage, allowing hair to grow longer. Moisture-magnifying shea butter and yacón root quench and nourish weak hair, while our Curative Blend goes deep within...

Choisya is the botanical name of the Mexican orange blossom flower. Its fragrance is greener and more lively than its Mediterranean relative. As the shrubs break into bloom the buds slowly open to release their delicate perfume. Burning time :...

A journey to the heart of the Orient where this wood, more precious than gold, has been known for thousands of years. Its dark, distinguished accents are enhanced by smoky, slightly animalistic notes. A fragrance that is as dense as...

A vast garden of white and fragrant gardenias. Since gardenia means joy and happiness in the language of flowers, their heady, fresh scent often brightens the bouquets of brides.

A geranium blooming with red flowers. A combination of the green and slightly aromatic freshness of fragrant leaves, and the flowery, spicy nuances of the rose with which it naturally shares some of its scents. Choose one candle, then pair...

In Tropical Asia, long and thin vetiver roots have always been used to make fans, carpets and other scented decorative objects. Their woody, smoky scent perfumes temples and houses.

Candied bitter orange zest. A concentration of delicious citrus flavors in a marmalade preserve. It is tea time: the fragrant, sweet bitterness of the fruit hangs in the air.

A hint of honey, tobacco leaves and a handful of spices. Fragrant volutes curl above a narguile, carrying with them a warm, fruity and honeyed scent.

A huge bouquet of fresh-cut lilies like a shower of white petals. The lilies have waited till dawn to open their corollas. The green fragrance of the sap and leaves, and the delicate spicy accents of the heady flowers fill...

Spicy, smoky and bursting with an irresistible scent combined with the aromatic, fruity bitterness of citrus peel. The fragrance of juniper’s berries is surprisingly complex. It lends its aromas to many specialties including gin.

A forest of eucalyptus trees, their trunks stretching silvery leaves towards the sky. Crumple one in the palm of your hand to release its aromatic, green and lively perfume, bursting with familiar camphorated notes. Choose one candle, then pair it...

The captivating scent of benzoin as its sap is gathered from the tree: dry notes of bark and the warm, caramelized scents of this resin renowned since Antiquity across Asia and the Orient. Burning time : 60 hours