Dancing in the Neon

For the Water Goddess — who finds the humid part of the night far more interesting than the early part. Warm, tropical and frankly seductive. The perfumer lists the notes as lake water, neon lights, well-danced wood floors, suntan lotion and long hot glances, which tells you more about the feeling than any pyramid could. Formally: pear and tuberose open it, gardenia and tobacco hold the middle with the tuberose still going, and oakmoss and labdanum give it the low resinous close that keeps it on the skin. Built in an organic quartz-charged jojoba base, so it wears close and warm rather than carrying across a room. Wrists, throat, the inside of an elbow. Best in humid weather — or when you would simply like it to be. Top: pear, tuberose · Middle: gardenia, tobacco, tuberose · Base: oakmoss, labdanum · Essential oils, resins and isolates in an organic quartz-charged jojoba base