Fragrance

Scent stories from the island

Body oils and fragrance mists that melt into the skin. Soft, radiant, and rooted in the memories of St. Kitts.

Sugar City body oil and fragrance mist
No. 01 · Body oil & fragrance mist

Sugar City

Inspired by the warmth, rhythm, and quiet allure of St. Kitts, affectionately known as Sugar City. Juicy tropical fruits and airy coastal notes unfold into a creamy heart of vanilla and brown sugar, deepened by golden resins that linger on the skin. Wears like sun-warmed skin at dusk.

Top
Tropical fruits, coastal air
Heart
Creamy coconut, soft florals, warm skin musk
Base
Vanilla, brown sugar, golden resins
No. 02 · Body oil & fragrance mist

Bush Tea

Inspired by Davina’s mornings picking fresh basil from her grandmother’s garden for a simple, cherished cup of tea. Bright neroli and fresh basil unfold into soft herbal layers, grounded by earthy vetiver and a gentle warmth. Soft, familiar, and effortlessly beautiful, like a memory you carry with you.

Top
Fresh basil, neroli blossom
Heart
Soft herbs, wild florals
Base
Vetiver, warm earth, soft woods, creamy musk
Bush Tea body oil and fragrance mist
Sorrel Santal body oil and fragrance mist
No. 03 · Body oil & fragrance mist

Sorrel Santal

A celebration of Caribbean sorrel, the islands’ most cherished tradition. Bright sorrel, citrus and juicy red fruits give way to delicate florals and soft cashmere, settling into creamy sandalwood, golden amber and velvety musk. Bright yet comforting. Festive yet sophisticated.

Top
Sorrel, sparkling citrus, juicy red fruits
Heart
Delicate florals, soft cashmere
Base
Creamy sandalwood, golden amber, velvety musk
No. 04 · Dry oil · DEET-free

Island VeilInsect Defense

A lightweight, non-greasy dry oil designed for warm, tropical climates, formulated with essential oils and an advanced DEET-free active inspired by beta-alanine. Bright citrus and green botanicals settle into vanilla resin and brown sugar. As effective as it is indulgent.

DEET-freeDry-touch finishDay into evening

Island Veil held against the St. Kitts coastline
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