This one took time.
The goal was simple — to make something that felt alive, not composed.
Something that could move between light and stillness without ever feeling built.

The first few trials were a mess. Too floral, too clean, too pretty.
Then came the balance — green apple, bright and sharp, just enough to wake the structure, layered with red fruit and an airy rose note that keeps the top from turning sweet. That rose… it doesn’t shout. It’s the kind of rose you feel in the air, not on the skin — thin, luminous, and quick to fade.

Then the body takes over.
Mimosa and gardenia start breathing warmth into the frame.
Frankincense adds space — a dry, radiant hum that stops the blend from collapsing into softness. When the musk folds in, everything finds calm. There’s no sugar here, no dressing — just that human warmth you get when perfume starts to feel like pulse.

The drydown is quiet, grounding — honey that barely whispers, sitting over Ruh Khus, sandalwood, and a soft thread of oud. You feel the depth, but it never drags. It’s calm. Present. Real.

This isn’t made for a man or a woman. It’s for anyone who understands that scent isn’t about attention — it’s about atmosphere.
About how you feel when the air around you finally settles.

If you’ve ever wondered what stillness smells like when it’s alive — this is it.

Fragrance Notes:
Green Apple • Red Apple • Fresh Rose
Mimosa • Gardenia • Frankincense
Musk • Honey • Ruh Khus • Vetiver
Dew-Kissed Fruits • Sandalwood • Oud

Perfume oil equivalent for In Seventh Heaven is APPLE ROSE Perfume Oil.