Lost in translation ml:50ml It opens with crisp green

It opens with crisp green notes

An unusual but ideal component to shake up the classicism of the rose and push it to its limits

Just enough to wrap the fruit in skin and light

the perfumer Lucas Sieuzac selects an exceptional natural sandalwood from Australia and chooses to reveal its luminous facets

The remote landmark - named after the old Norse word for ‘turning point’ has for centuries been used by sailors to safely navigate the coast of Britain

Lost in translation ml:50ml It opens with crisp greenSmells like a secret told in another language smoky, spicy, and quietly magnetic. Lost in Translation is a fragrance for the in between. For the moments when words fail but meaning lingers. Spicy, woody, and wrapped in soft smoke, this scent feels like a whispered story across cultures unfamiliar, yet deeply resonant. It opens with a spark of fresh spices, instantly intriguing, like walking into an unfamiliar room filled with warmth and mystery. Then