Hearts on Fire Discovery Collection for Him

Celebrating your special someone? Your bestie? A sweetheart or simply pampering yourself? We've curated the  Hearts on Fire  Discovery Collection for Valentine's Day (or any day really) with our favorite gourmands, florals, and crisp & clean scents for him, presented in our signature black presentation box. Scoop it up at  10% off the price of  á la carte samples.

• Behold, Patchouli by Gallagher Fragrances is a magnified look at the wondrous material found in many of our most favorite and timeless perfumes, Patchouli. Patchouli in and of itself can give off any number of different scents, sometimes chocolatey, sometimes earthy, sometimes citrusy, which I have come to love over the years.
• Fig My Love by The Zoo is a crisp, milky-green nod to where life begins in the vineyard where the earth rouses under the sun and the vines themselves lean toward the light. The days are getting longer but the air is still crisp at night. Enjoy notes of fig, fig wood, and milky sap.
• The Original by Eight & Bob is the fragrance of beloved JFK. The bottle, hidden inside a book, reveals the woody freshness that is both classic and mysterious. Notes include pink pepper, cardamom, lemon, violet leaves, labdanum, dried wood, sandalwood, amber, and vetiver.
• Avicenna by Momento is inspired by the 10th century AD prolific Persian polymath known as “Avicenna“, created a way to extract aromatic compounds from plants, now known as steam distillation. One of the plants that he first distilled was the infamous Damask Rose which is also the inspiration for this scent.
• Dylan by Olfactory NYC is fresh but deep, clean yet multifaceted. The juicy lychee fruit and soaked blackcurrant berries give a modern twist while apples slice through the middle to reveal a subtle patchouli finish. Notes include: Blackcurrant, apple, lychee, patchouli.
• Smolderose by January Scent Project is a delicately fresh rose smoked in charred woods and droplets of citrus. Breathe in deeper to find a touch of briny salt air swirled with an unlit pipe. Intrigued yet?