Southern Gothic Body Oil: Jasmine, Nag Champa, Dried Rose

Scent Family: Nocturnal Floral, Smoke & Embers
Vibe: Haunted Femininity - Romantic Ruin - Faded Southern Elegance - Sweet Shadows
Notes of: Jasmine - Magnolia - Nag Champa - Rose -Resins - Moss - Vetiver

Available in 2 oz glass and 4 oz plastic, our body oils are crafted with skin nourishing ingredients that absorb beautifully, leaving the skin soft, smooth, and lightly perfumed. The formula is gentle, hydrating, and designed for year round wear- perfect for layering with the perfume or wearing alone for a more intimate, skin close version of the scent.

Southern Gothic, our graveyard blooms, is a powdery floral steeped in softness and shadow. Southern Gothic opens with the intoxicating scent of night blooming jasmine; lush, nocturnal, and gently overgrown. Powdered sugarcane lends a delicate sweetness, like dust on forgotten lace, while smooth velvet, dried rose buds and Bay leaf evoke the hush of parlor rooms and faded grandeur. Incense lingers like memory, warm and spectral.
This is haunted femininity- beautiful, ghostly, and tender. 

Our inspiration:
There are whispers across the South of mourning belles who drift through graveyards, trailing the scent of ghost flowers in their wake. Some speak of the Lady in White of Selma, Alabama, gliding between tombstones in search of a love lost to war. Others recall Alice Flagg of coastal Carolina, buried in her bridal gown, still clutching the memory of a forbidden ring.
These women prim, poised, and heartbroken, leave behind more than legend. They leave an atmosphere: heavy with night-blooming jasmine and shadowed violets, a hush of perfume that clings to the air like memory. Their presence lingers in the hush of dusk, in the bloom of moonflowers that open only for the dead.
We couldn’t choose just one muse for Southern Gothic. This fragrance is a tribute to them all. A spectral bouquet for every Southern belle who loved too deeply, mourned too long, and left behind a trail of petals no storm could wash away.