Ghost Pine

$120.00

The scent
The artist

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Bright, crisp, and effervescent, with a touch of spice, Ghost Pine captures your nose in the most exceptional way. Sitting in the chypre family, this deep, wet, wooded fragrance takes you into the wet forest just before dusk, when the cold air sinks down into the green-hued floor of crushed pine and fallen moss-covered wood branches. The best-selling fragrance of the LVNEA collection, this coniferous, fresh, woody, and balsamic natural fragrance chills you in all of the right ways. Made from plant extracts, floral hydrosols, and essential oils.

The Notes

Notes include pine needles, crushed foliage, damp moss patches, and ancient woods.

Try a sample first!

Bright, crisp, and effervescent, with a touch of spice, Ghost Pine captures your nose in the most exceptional way. Sitting in the chypre family, this deep, wet, wooded fragrance takes you into the wet forest just before dusk, when the cold air sinks down into the green-hued floor of crushed pine and fallen moss-covered wood branches. The best-selling fragrance of the LVNEA collection, this coniferous, fresh, woody, and balsamic natural fragrance chills you in all of the right ways. Made from plant extracts, floral hydrosols, and essential oils.

Notes include pine needles, crushed foliage, damp moss patches, and ancient woods.
Lvnea, pronounced: [lou - nay - uh], a Canadian house by April Lea, explores the spaces between the natural world and that of the ethereal. With a focus on pure plant essences and unexpected aromatic combinations, raw materials from rare natural extractions are sourced from around the world to evoke distant memories and awaken unwritten desires. Each scent begins as a distinct story, transforming the conceptual into high olfactory art. Traditional French parfumerie techniques are juxtaposed with luxuriantly minimal design, creating scents that are at once reminiscent of another world, yet deeply familiar. Learn more about LVNEA on our BLOG.

Size:

30 ML

Concentration:

EDP

Variant

Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 4 reviews.

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Purchased as a gift for

"Purchased as a gift for my long term boyfriend, he’s had this cologne before but wouldn’t justify repurchasing for himself. Needless to say he was elated to have another bottle. It smells wonderful and fills up the room!! I also loved the sample of JHAG Pear inc that was included with it"

— Michele A. (5/5)

Just a beautiful scent, smells

"Just a beautiful scent, smells like a forest, love it"

— Linna S. (5/5)

The power of a minimalist scent!

"I have been on a bit of a pine/cedar kick recently. So I got in touch with Olfactif's excellent customer service team and asked them how to search for woody fragrances on the Olfactif site where the pine/cedar/fir note was the main event, not a supporting character. I wound up with about 10 testers, bought blind to see what was what. The 10 fragrances broadly separated into two groups. The first, smaller group constituted fragrances where the perfumer was trying to improve on the main scent. So: cedar PLUS some other sweeter, more ambery note or something extra and pungent. Examples of these might be Dame Perfumery's Pinyon Pine Man, or Noteworthy's Cypress White Cedar. The second group, which included Language of Glaciers, were fragrances where the POINT was the woodsy pine/fir/juniper note -- think of the odor of pencil shavings, the smell of a forest covered in snow, the back of a cedar armoire. Language of Glaciers is like this: minimalist and clean -- almost like Swedish visual design rendered as a scent."

— Benjamin M. (5/5)

Perfect for cool weather

"I was very pleasantly surprised. I was afraid that this scent would remind me of car air fresheners. LOL! Yes, it has pine obviously. But it’s not overwhelming and synthetic as I feared. Instead, it’s a natural clear, crisp pine note that is mixed with cedar and moss. I’d say that the strength of the woody note is equal to the pine. And there is an underlying softness that acts as a counterpoint to the crispness. It’s much more subtle and complex than I expected. Supremely unisex as well. I’m now considering purchasing a whole bottle."

— Sheryl (5/5)