Description
A sweet floral-gourmand fougere-type scent reminiscent of the American South takes you from a day spent among sun-warmed pine woods, grassy fields, and roadsides sprinkled with wildflowers through lunch in a diner that serves iced sweet tea and fresh-baked banana bread, into a warm, humid night sweetened with the scent of night-fragrant flowers and the persistent undercurrent of tonka-rich tobacco curing in the wooden barns and historic red brick factories. Released 2010. Notes: longleaf pine, hay absolute, magnolia, kudzu flower, tea, honeysuckle, star jasmine, vanilla, tonka, and tobacco leaf.
Wendy Dennis (verified owner) –
I have been searching for the right hay/tobacco scent and I finally found the holy grail of it with Carolina. I pick up the banana bread and the tea as well, making this a beautiful dry, sweet fragrance that I have fallen in love with. Wearing this in winter transports me to warm sunshine and brings up fond memories of my aunt’s hay farm in Oregon where I have some of my best childhood memories.
Connie Blackwell (verified owner) –
This is what I’ve been searching for—a sweet yet dry scent with hints of tobacco and incense! It brings me back to church, oddly enough. Something about the fragrance reminds me of the dry, light wood of the pews mingling with a soft hint of incense. Today is a cooler day, around 55-60 degrees, so it’s perfect for testing it in autumn. I had hoped to try it in warmer weather, but as soon as it arrived, the temperature dropped. I’m excited to see how it evolves across all seasons!”