Our philosophy
We're questioning the way fragrance is made.
We're not just making another fragrance. We believe in keeping things closer to nature — essential oils, botanical ingredients, and more thought about what goes into the things we use every day.
What we believe
Fragrance doesn't have to follow the usual path
Most fragrance is made the same way. We think it's worth asking whether it should be — and trying something closer to nature.
What surrounds us matters
Scent shapes the atmosphere of a room, a morning, a moment. We believe the things we surround ourselves with deserve more thought.
A more considered approach
Wellbeing is a value behind everything we make. That means taking care over what goes into the products we reach for every day.

What surrounds us shapes how we think, feel and move through the day.We think fragrance should reflect that.
Why essential oils?
A fragrance that begins with the plant.
What essential oils are
Concentrated aromatic extracts from plants — peel, bark, leaves, resin, flowers. Each carries the scent of the plant it came from.
Their role in fragrance
Perfumers have used botanical oils for centuries. They form the notes you smell first, the heart that follows and the base that lingers.
What they bring
Texture and nuance. A citrus that's bright and a little bitter, a wood that's dry and warm at once.
Why we chose them
We wanted Signature to smell of real ingredients and evolve on the skin. Building around oils and botanicals was the way to get there.
The families we draw from
The exact blends are ours to keep — but these are the kinds of ingredients you'll meet in Signature.
Woods
e.g. cedarwood, vetiver
Citrus
e.g. bergamot
Herbs & spice
e.g. sage, cardamom
Resins
warm, amber-like depth
Where we're going
Everyday essentials, reconsidered.
Fragrance is where we start. The idea is bigger: the things you reach for every morning, made with more thought about what goes into them.
Shop SignatureFurther reading
General background on essential oils and perfumery from independent sources.
- Essential oil — overview — Encyclopaedia Britannica
- Perfume — history and composition — Encyclopaedia Britannica
