These fragrances will give you the feeling of reading a good book whether you are in a library or home in front of a fireplace or curled up in your favorite chair. Library perfumes have become a popular category within fragrance and few places are as emotionally loaded as your favorite bookstore, school library or that old reading nook in your childhood home. These scents include both notes of books plus other comforting notes such as lavender, tea, musk, nutmeg or petrichor.
Garrison Keillor: "A book is a gift you can open again and again."
You will receive a 1/2ml sample (1ml sample vial filled half full) of each of the fragrances in this sampler.
- Calypso’s Cottage Novelette Perfume Oil - Pages of a novel, white musk and blonde woods.
- Jorum Studio Athenaeum EDP - The distillation of a once forgotten yet fond olfactory memory, awakened upon a chance encounter at the local athenaeum. Upon entering the athenaeum one is struck by the overwhelming aroma of degrading pulp and ink, shrouded in a haze of sun-kissed dust and the smell transports you to arable mid-summer fields and days lost in swaying pastures, nose buried in hundreds of papery leaves, crops and mulchy woodland. Like gauzy sunshine whistling through rugged lands, it is as comforting as it is solitary. A fragrance crafted for reflection.
- Madam Moth’s Parlour Biblioteque Perfume Oil - Find your favorite leather chair amongst the piles of books in a long forgotten library. Blends of leather accord with sweet violet blossoms and plum are countered with warm vanilla, patchouli, and birch woods to create the perfect library inspired blend.
- Smells Like Books Rainy Day Reading Perfume - Step into the perfect reading sanctuary where raindrops patter against windows and the outside world fades away. Transport yourself to those blissful afternoons wrapped in blankets with beloved books, where the earthy scent of rain mingles with aging pages and every breath carries the essence of comfort, solitude, and pure literary escape. Featuring top notes of petrichor and parchment; a middle note of tuberose; and a base note of lemon.
- The Little Book Eater Earl Grey and a Good Book Perfume Oil - Inspired by the invigorating and distinct aroma of a strong cup of earl grey tea. The perfect combination for waking up the senses, curling up with a good book, and feeling cozy. With notes of bergamot, orange, freshly brewed black tea, jasmine, lavender, sage, guaiacwood, amber and musk.