Flowering Currant

The tart currant note is surprisingly vibrant, perfectly balanced by the rose—fills my living room with a sophisticated, garden-like freshness. I've lit this every evening for a week and the scent throw is impressive without being cloying.

The tart currant hits first, then the rose softens everything beautifully—lasts a solid few hours on my scarf. It's the perfect balance of crisp and floral without being cloying.

I was a little nervous it would be too floral, but that sharp currant note keeps it fresh and not cloying. Lasts about six hours in my living room, which is perfect for an afternoon pick-me-up.

This one really nails the balance between fresh and floral—the currant note gives it a crispness that keeps the rose from being too heavy. I’ve been spritzing it in my living room and the scent lingers just the right amount.

First spray and I was surprised how the tart currant cuts through the rose — it's bright but not sharp. Lasts about four hours on my scarf, a nice balance between citrus and floral.

The Turkish rose is front and center on my skin, but the tart cassis adds a nice twist that keeps it from being too heavy. Lasts about four hours on me, which feels just right.

The tart currant note hits first, then the rose settles in beautifully — it's exactly the crisp floral balance I was hoping for. Burns cleanly and fills the room without being overwhelming.

I was a little worried the rose would be too heavy, but the cassis keeps it light and fresh. The scent lingers beautifully in my living room for hours.

The tart currant note cuts through the rose beautifully—it’s not your typical heavy floral, more like walking through a spring garden after rain. The scent lasts a solid four hours on my clothes, which is impressive for a non-perfume oil.

I was hesitant about a floral scent, but the currant and citrus balance this beautifully. It’s not overpowering—just a lovely, sophisticated fragrance that lasts a few hours on my scarf.