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Autumn In Salem Perfume Oil

Autumn In Salem Perfume Oil

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Aroma palette is haunting, earthy, and woodsy. Highlights include aged wood, antiqued cedar chests, windswept autumn leaves, witch shop incense, rain misted old houses, and bare birch trees.

There is a particular aroma in the air in Salem during Autumn. It is this peculiar, haunting, and oddly specific aroma that this evocative blend is based on. The smell of old houses, cool air, and leaves releasing their scent when crushed underfoot. A phantom of incense passes by and fuses the palette together against a backdrop of misting rain.

This blend has an ancient, timeless haunt. It is rooted in Elemi and cedar fused with bits of figs, birch, and a ghosting of cucumber and fresh rain.

 

Ingredients

Fractionated coconut oil, fragrance.

*We use skin-healthy fractionated coconut oil as a diluent for our oil-based fragrances due to it's non-greasy texture, odorlessness, stability, resistance to oxidation, and unparalleled shelf life.

*Our fragrances are composed of the highest quality essential oils, plant extracts, phthalate free synthetics, house-made accords, absolutes, resins, c02s, isolates, aroma chemicals, professional perfumery bases, and unique compositions crafted by the artist.

What Are Perfume Oils?

Please note that these are not fragrance oils; they are perfume oils (artisan perfumes presented in oil format). They are meant to be worn on the skin and are not suitable for wax warmers, oil burners, or aroma diffusers. The only difference between our perfume oils and Eau de Parfums is the oil format. Many people prefer perfume oils because they wear close to the skin and unfold a bit more non-linearly than Eau de Parfums. For a more in-depth look at perfume oils, please peruse our knowledge base articles.

About Perfume Oils

Perfume oils do not unfold their complexity when experienced directly from the bottle. If you attempt to gauge the aroma of a perfume oil by smelling it from the bottle, your experience will not be accurate whatsoever. Always test perfumes on your body for the full experience.

Apply first to your pulse points (the inner wrists, the base of the throat, behind ear lobes, and the inner elbows) where it will warm with your body heat to unfold the fragrance.

Perfume oil, unlike alcohol-based perfumes, wears close to the skin. It warms on your body, adapts to your body chemistry, and creates a halo of scent on the body. As it fades, perfume oil can be applied throughout the day as a personal aromatic ritual.

Not recommended for those who are pregnant or nursing, children, or pets. Always patch test for potential allergies before applying liberally.

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Wil Trylch
Perfectly Witchy

This is by far my all-time favorite perfume. I’ve been looking for appropriately autumnal scents that aren’t too sweet or too dark, and this is absolutely perfect. Very woodsy with a crisp air feel to it, almost apple-like but without the sweetness. I want an entire bottle of this stuff.

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Kara O'Connor
Love!

Just got my second order of this. I'm so pleased with this and the other scents as well!

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Parisima Sabet
Perfect

This is the loveliest seasonal perfume I have ever experienced, it is bright and fresh while also having so much depth. This fragrance is like an autumn afternoon walk after the rain.

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Ckoehn
An experience

I purchased this perfume oil along with 2 others. The scent completely evokes a walk through Salem in autumn. The scent evolves within 10 minutes of placing it on the skin. The scent of rain, birch, and leaves is evident in the most pleasing way.

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Caitlyn Patten
Nostalgia in a bottle

It's not often I buy perfume without trying it in a store, but after finding this perfume brand on Tiktok, I really wanted to try it! The second I opened it up, it unlocked a core memory of the smell of the fall potpourri my mom would put out when I was a kid, or the fall craft fairs we would go to on rainy days in November. Amazing scent.