Natsumeku

Natsumeku is the Japanese word for the beginning of summer and is inspired by the joyful memory of a day spent by the perfumer Prin Lomros wandering in the Japanese countryside on a bright, clear spring day. Natsumeku belongs to the Thammachatr series (Thai for natural), and is made from 100% natural raw materials. Natsumeku is like pure sunlight in a bottle. Imagine a full Japanese yuzu tree — a variety of citrus native to Japan — being peeled, distilled, and poured into a small transparent bottle, and that is what its scent resembles. Traditional Japanese woods — silver hinoki, green hinoki, and pink camphor — form a wonderful base for the main players, which are the liquid sunshine of yuzu (peel and fruit), dark green leaves gathered around the fruit (orange blossom), and a sweet and bitter lemon from bergamot. Being completely natural, this joyful explosion of multi-faceted citrus fruits cannot last forever, but the perfumer has cleverly extended the beauty of citrus to the maximum through a classic, clean, soap-like orange blossom accord that seems to last forever. Made from 100% natural materials. Ingredients: camphor, yuzu, hinoki, bitter orange, tangerine, lavender, orange blossom, lily butter, rose, oak moss, wormwood, bergamot, tangerine, Palo Santo.