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Beach Hut Woman is the newest addition to the “Midnight Flower” collection, which includes the perfumes 'Sunshine', 'Bracken', as well as the candles and room sprays 'Hope', 'Love', 'Happy', 'Smile', 'Joy', 'Sassy' and 'Peace'.
This is the continuation of Bracken's story, inspired by the Hippie period in the 70s.
“With this fragrance, I wanted to capture the spirit and atmosphere of a beach hut in winter,” explains Christopher Chong, the brand’s creative director.
This beach hut is built on the sand dunes.
This fragrance captures solitary and serene moments on deserted beaches in winter.
The fragrance reminds us of driftwood, broken and dried on the rocks and dry seagrass.
The key ingredients that were used to express the cold of winter and the warmth of the cabin are driftwood and cashmere.
Olfactory Family: Woody
Top notes: Bergamot, Mineral Accord
Heart: Driftwood accord, Ylang Ylang oil
(Lysilang)
Base: Patchouli, Cashmeran
Volume: 100ml
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