Laura moves between sweetness and shadow - a fragrance shaped by contrast, beauty, and quiet unease. What first appears luminous reveals a deeper complexity beneath.

Laura opens with the tart glow of sour cherry, vivid and inviting, before softening at the edges. As the fragrance unfolds, saffron and honeysuckle intertwine with a subtle peppered nuance, creating a floral heart that feels both radiant and unsettled. A trace of apricot adds warmth, while woody smoke drifts quietly below the surface, grounding the composition in something darker and restrained.

The result is a balance of opposing forces - brightness held against depth, softness edged with strength.

Laura lingers like a secret kept too long: beautiful, unresolved, and quietly magnetic.

The One holds sweetness and darkness in equal measure - a composition where brightness is never without depth.

It opens with ripe cherry and apricot kernel, lush and inviting, their sweetness edged with something sharper beneath the surface. As the candle warms, cinnamon and pink peppercorn emerge, subtle but insistent, threaded through fir needles and vetiver - green, resinous, and quietly grounding.

The base settles into patchouli and forest floor, earthy and damp, softened by a trace of crystallized sugar. What remains is not innocence, but endurance - warmth tempered by shadow, sweetness shaped by weight.

This candle does not idealize.
It remembers complexity.

She was never meant to be simple.
She was always The One.