icon	oil	notes		bottle		want
Rappaccini’s Garden
	ASPHODEL	The grey and ghostly flower that fills the fields of Hades.
	BANEBERRY	A poisonous fruit-bearing member of the buttercup family. The scent, like the plant, is dark green, herbal, and plump with bulging black fruit.				x
	BELLADONNA	Rich green and floral blend, earthy and haunting. (eucalyptus... )
	BLACK HELLEBORE	Also called Melampode. In witchcraft legend, this is one of the components of the notorious “flying ointment”, and is used in rituals that summon the Devil. In Greek mythology, Melampus of Pylos used hellebore to save the daughters of the king of Argos from a Dionysian Maenad-like madness. In Christian myth, hellebore was born from the tears a little girl shed onto the snow because she had no gift to give to the Christ child. In low magick, it has been used by farmers to protect their livestock from the evil eye. Court magicians have used it in martial invisibility spells, enabling spies and assassins to infiltrate enemy camps. Hellebore resembles the wild rose, but does not belong to their family. The scent is a pale green herbal, darkly rooty, with a faint rose and peony-like overtone.		10mL
	BLACK LOTUS	Black lotus flower, amber, myrrh and sandalwood.		10mL
	BLOOD LOTUS	Lush, velvet-red blooms born from the blood shed in the eternal battle between Set and Horus the Avenger.
	BLACK ROSE	a blend of roses, with a touch of amber and musk. (musky-dusty rose) review				x
	BLOOD ROSE	Sensual, robust, and silken: voluptuous red rose bursting with lascivious red wine and sultry dragon's blood resin. (juicy smelling roses)		10mL
	COBRA LILY	Sharp, heady and viciously carnivorous.
	DEATH CAP	A warm, soft, ruddy scent, earthy and mild.		10mL
	DESTROYING ANGEL	Papery white notes evoke the grace of this fungi, grounded by thin, crisp soil.				x
	HEMLOCK	We have created a dark, profound herbal blend to personify and honor this wicked little plant. (bright lemony-ozone in vial)
	MANDRAKE	Also called Djinn’s Eggs and the Weed of Ill Omen. Distinctive bifurcations shape this magickal plant into the form of human men and women. It is believed that mandrake grows where the semen of a hanged man has fallen onto the earth, and that when it is plucked from the earth, the plant itself shrieks in agony
	MANTIS	Crushed herbs and sweet amber resin with a streak of patchouli, neroli and golden musk. (sweet & pretty)
	MOON ROSE	A crisp, pale, almost translucent rose dusted by moonflower and midnight dew.
	OPIUM POPPY	A bitter, soft, fragile flower.
	SHADOW WITCH ORCHID	Orchid tubers have been used extensively by witches in their love philtres, both to promote amorous attention and the attainment of true love, and, conversely, to wither misplaced passions and sever romantic bonds. This perfume is a dusky orchid, subdued and ethereal.
	STRANGLER FIG	The Strangler Fig then sprouts numerous epiphytic vines that strangles and surrounds its unwilling host, and finally snuffs the life from it. Rooty, woody, with deep green tones.
	SUNDEW	A carnivorous enchantress: diverse, lovely and graceful, emitting a sticky, glowing golden, sweet and terminally inviting scent. Its dew is believed to grant eternal beauty and longevity, and restore vitality and vigor to the magician.				x
	WOLFSBANE	Notorious for its properties for protection against werewolves and curing lycanthropy, this nefarious plant also has a fine history of use as a virulent poison. Clasically, Medea employed it in her many works of vengeance. This concoction of ours has none of the lethal qualities, but still personifies all of the herb's dark history beautifully.
	YEW-TREES	Piercingly sweet berries over evergreen boughs, deepened by the tree’s sacred wood.		5mL

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