Pistachio Ice Cream Perfume Oil Roll-on - 0.33 oz.

Established in 1996 in the East Village of New York City, the Demeter Fragrance Library set out to create an entirely new way of thinking about and wearing fragrance. The original vision was to capture the fantastic smells of the garden and nature, which led to the creation of the first three fragrances: Dirt, Grass, and Tomato.

Over time, the mission evolved from "any scent you want, no matter how odd" to "wearable fragrance inspired by real objects and experiences." This shift was driven by the very nature of the original mission - to capture and commercialize the fantastic smells of nature herself. It became clear that the best way to present these natural scents was to let them shine, unencumbered by artificial enhancements or reductions.

The Demeter Fragrance Library's approach prioritized simplicity and authenticity. Flowers were crafted to capture the living experience of the flower, not a reduced or redacted version. Grass was inspired by the aroma of a freshly mowed lawn, and Dirt by the scent of freshly tilled soil.

This unique perspective on fragrance has resonated with many, leading to the creation of a range of popular products. One such offering is the Pistachio Ice Cream Roll On Perfume Oil, a long-lasting fragrance formula that is free from synthetic preservatives, dyes, phthalates, and parabens.

The roll-on application makes it easy to apply the perfume to targeted areas, such as the wrists and elbows, with a "less is more" approach. The easy-gliding ball ensures an even and convenient application, allowing the wearer to enjoy the fragrance without overpowering the senses.

Demeter Fragrance Library's commitment to capturing the essence of nature in its products has earned it a loyal following among those who appreciate the simple pleasures of authentic scents. Whether it's the comforting aroma of Dirt or the refreshing notes of Grass, the brand's fragrances invite wearers to embrace the beauty and wonder of the natural world.

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