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Back To Me: Part I
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September Starts With You
Some shifts don’t need a big announcement. September is that kind of moment. A quiet return to yourself. Not dramatic. Not sudden. Just a soft momentum building behind the scenes — the gentle reset you didn’t even know you were waiting for.
When you light a candle in the morning instead of checking your phone. When your coffee tastes like ritual. When you pause before answering. That’s the energy. And fragrance is part of it — not to reinvent yourself, but to remember yourself.
Rewrite Yourself in Small Notes
Growth doesn’t always scream. Sometimes it’s as soft as a citrus breeze through a half-open window. That’s the magic of September — a moment where you don’t need to change everything. Just enough to feel like you’re stepping into a version of yourself you’ve been slowly becoming.
Fragrance doesn’t mask the old you — it welcomes the next layer. The lift of Blood Oranges can feel like an edit button: light, optimistic, unexpected. Something about its bitter-sweet peel hits like the fresh start of a clean inbox or changing your phone background after a breakup. Small, but weirdly huge.
✨ Micro shift idea: Mist the hem of your jacket. Not for others — for the way you feel when you put it on and breathe in a moment of clarity before stepping out.
“There is nothing like returning to a place that remains unchanged to find the ways in which you yourself have altered.”
— Nelson Mandela
Choose Your Constant
It’s easy to chase the next thing — the next productivity hack, the next goal. But there’s something rebellious about choosing a constant instead. A daily mood anchor. A fragrance that brings you back to yourself before anyone else gets a say.
For many of our community, Lilacs & Gooseberries became that constant. Worn during a breakup. Then again on the first date after. Then layered quietly into their wedding morning routine. It’s not about the scent being noticed — it’s about how you notice yourself in it.
🧠 Pro tip (from DMs): Mist the air before you and walk through it. Don’t spray your neck directly. This leaves a floral trace in your hair and clothes without ever feeling cloying.
Tiny Bottle, Big Reset
We talk a lot about rituals, but sometimes a single spray mid-day is the entire ritual. That’s the magic of our Portable Trio, where you choose any 3 travel-size fragrances (10ml each) for £45 worth £70 — perfect for slipping into your bag, coat pocket, or desk drawer.
On a stressful train ride? Hit pause with a quiet mist of Blood Oranges. At the end of a long meeting? Anchor with Black Tulip. About to step into a date or dinner? Glide into your softest self with Lilacs & Gooseberries.
Why it matters: Portability isn’t about convenience — it’s about emotional control. You get to reset your energy whenever you choose. That’s the real power move.
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Back To Me: Part II