Body Oil Perfume

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Our five fragrances in a coconut oil base — so the scent goes on with the softness of a body oil and settles into skin instead of sitting on top of it. Oil holds fragrance closer to the body than alcohol does: quieter at first, and longer through the day. Pick your scent below.

Roxanne

The one people ask about before they ask your name.

  • Bold
  • Spiced
  • Creamy

A warm, spicy white floral — creamy and full rather than fresh or light. Tuberose wrapped in vanilla, lit from underneath by clove and cinnamon. The spice keeps it from turning sweet — it stays warm and a little dangerous. Wear it when you want to take up space.

Profile · Warm · Spicy · Creamy · White Floral · Lightly Sweet

Notes · Vanilla, tuberose · Clove bud · Cinnamon bark

Obsidian

Quiet confidence, worn.

  • Cool
  • Deep
  • Refined

A cool, watery floral with a fresh green edge that settles into something warmer, softer and muskier. Waterlily, green fig and the sharp snap of cassis open it; iris, musk, vanilla and sandalwood carry it out. It doesn't smell the same at midnight as it did going on.

Profile · Fresh · Watery · Green · Soft Floral · Woody · Musky · Lightly Sweet

Notes · Waterlily, fig, cassis · Orris, iris, jasmine dew · Musk, Madagascar vanilla, patchouli, sandalwood

Seraph

Morning light through a curtain.

  • Soft
  • Hazy
  • Gentle

A soft, smoky wood scent with a gentle floral warmth — calm rather than sweet. Lavender quiets it, smoky woods drift underneath like the last of a fire in another room, and a whisper of vanilla rounds the edges without turning it into a dessert. Gentle and slightly blurred.

Profile · Smoky · Woody · Soft Floral · Herbal · Warm · Lightly Sweet

Notes · Vanilla · Lavender · Smoky, woodsy notes

Umber

A leather jacket that's been yours for years.

  • Warm
  • Leathery
  • Intimate

A warm leather scent — soft and powdery at the start, dry and resinous underneath. Cashmere opens into worn-in leather and suede, with vanilla and musk keeping it warm and myrrh adding a dry edge. The leather stays soft and suede-like the whole way through.

Profile · Warm · Leathery · Powdery · Resinous · Musky · Lightly Sweet

Notes · Cashmere · Leather, suede · Vanilla, musk, myrrh

Lilac

The first warm day of the year.

  • Fresh
  • Floral
  • Delicate

A soft floral — lilac actually in bloom — opening on a crisp green freshness. That snapped-stem smell gives way to the flower itself, airy and lightly sweet, with a thread of vanilla underneath. The easiest of the five to wear every single day.

Profile · Soft Floral · Green · Fresh · Light · Lightly Sweet

Notes · Green notes · Soft florals · Vanilla

FAQs

150-proof grain alcohol, fragrance

Yes. Our formulations are gentle, botanical, and unscented, and topical magnesium is considered safe during pregnancy and breastfeeding. For children, use sparingly and patch test first — the lotion is gentlest for young skin. As with any new product, check with your healthcare provider if you have specific concerns.

Most people feel it working within 15–20 minutes. A tingling or warming sensation is common at first, especially if your magnesium levels are low — that's normal and fades as absorption improves. Start with a smaller amount and increase as you go.

Spray is 100% magnesium brine — fast, targeted, and great for on-the-go relief. Cream is our richest option, with beeswax and butters for deep overnight moisturizing. Lotion sits in between: lighter, quick-absorbing, and best for daily full-body use. All three deliver magnesium — the difference is texture and how you like to apply it.

Apply to clean, dry skin, then massage in until absorbed. Sprays: shake well and apply 4–10 sprays to the area. Creams and lotions: scoop or pump a small amount and work it in. Great morning or night — many people use it once or twice daily.

Due to the nature of personal care and wellness products, we don't accept returns or exchanges. This policy helps ensure the safety and quality of every product for our customers.