You know what I mean - things that always get your attention
The Scent: A classic note distinctly different enough from other oranges
The Inspiration: Have you ever considered the olfactory side of rain
this evergreen and ozone scent delivers a true winter experience
Have you ever tried to smell this same rain in January when the ground is frozen solid
Tea Olive Diffuser Oil YGroup_cherry_blossom You know what I meanThe Scent: Tea Olive is also known as the False Holly, or Osmanthus, which means Fragrant Olive, and indeed it is. This is a full bodied floral, with light apricot and peach notes that occur naturally in the flower's scent. And like all Demeter florals, it seeks to recreate the experience of the living flower in the wild, not a reduced, redacted, or perfumed version of the flower. Click here for the entire Tea Olive Collection