The Language of Glaciers

Find comfort in the cold. The Language of Glaciers by Imaginary Authors is a unisex Eau de Parfum of white pine, lilac, cashmere, juniper and virgin snowfall: powdery florals and chilled, pine-like woods that feel cold and cozy at once. Imaginary Authors was founded by perfumer Josh Meyer in Portland, Oregon. The Story Imaginary Authors presents each scent as a fictional book, and this one is a romantic epic: have you ever stood alone atop a mountain with chunky snowflakes swirling all around? It moves from the stillness of a moonlit snowshoe excursion to the rush of watching an avalanche from a safe height, in the recollections of an unnamed narrator captivated by the solitary song of a snow owl. The brand bills it as sharp as ice and smooth as a glacial lake, a slow-paced story that burrows to the center of your soul. How It Smells Opening Crisp, chilled conifer: white pine and juniper with the hush of virgin snowfall. Heart Powdery, delicate florals: lilac, forget-me-not and blue bugle. Dry Down A soft cashmere finish. When to wear it: a fragrance for introverts, acting like a trusted parka and enveloping you in grandeur and wonder. Fragrance Notes White Pine Lilac Cashmere Juniper Forget-Me-Not Blue Bugle Virgin Snowfall Fragrance Profile Fresh · Green · Woody · Floral · Powdery