There are so many stereotypical ways to describe leather and everyone will smell this a little bit differently. Most people (of course) think Cowboy, but this is so much more!
Top Notes: Birch Tar, Juniper
Middle Note: Musky Suede/Leather
Bottom Notes: Amber, Sandalwood, Cedarwood
Flash Point: 170 °F
*Contains Phthalate(s)
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This scent is rich and true and smells like a newly cleaned saddle! It has no chemical overtones and really smells like the real thing!
Reminds me of a new car. Clean and strong but not over powering.
I absolutely love this fragrance. I have such a hard time finding that walk into Wilson's Leather smell. This is pretty close!! Very Warm and inviting, yet complex. This won't disappoint.
The one with a good boots, a well-worn saddle, well-worn leather gloves. That is this smell.
My husband plays Witcher. I wanted to make a candle he could burn for a more immersive experience. But Geralt, according to the other characters, always smells horrible, so trying to replicate the smell of congealed monster guts wasn’t an option.
I realized Geralt was always with his horse(s) Roach, and wore leather, so that scent in the air made sense.
This turned out even better than I thought it would. The leather is absolutely realistic. My husband’s office smells like a comfortably worn leather, not the “new” leather they use for car fresheners. Well done!
This scent is rich and true and smells like a newly cleaned saddle! It has no chemical overtones and really smells like the real thing!
Reminds me of a new car. Clean and strong but not over powering.
I absolutely love this fragrance. I have such a hard time finding that walk into Wilson's Leather smell. This is pretty close!! Very Warm and inviting, yet complex. This won't disappoint.
The one with a good boots, a well-worn saddle, well-worn leather gloves. That is this smell.
My husband plays Witcher. I wanted to make a candle he could burn for a more immersive experience. But Geralt, according to the other characters, always smells horrible, so trying to replicate the smell of congealed monster guts wasn’t an option.
I realized Geralt was always with his horse(s) Roach, and wore leather, so that scent in the air made sense.
This turned out even better than I thought it would. The leather is absolutely realistic. My husband’s office smells like a comfortably worn leather, not the “new” leather they use for car fresheners. Well done!
