Mesa | Eau De Parfum
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The Scent
Warm woods under an open sky.
Mesa opens with bright Sicilian mandarin and soft lily, bringing a subtle freshness to its warm, earthy character. Saffron and velvety orris emerge at the heart before settling into spiced agarwood and creamy santal.
Smooth, dry, and quietly grounding, Mesa feels warm without being heavy — an earthy, sun-washed scent that lingers beautifully on skin.
Notes | Feeling
TOP
Sicilian Mandarin · Lily
HEART
Saffron · Orris
BASE
Spiced Agarwood · Santal
MOOD
Grounded · Warm · Unhurried
WEARS LIKE
Sun-warmed earth, dry air, and the stillness of an open landscape.
FRAGRANCE FAMILY
Warm Woods · Earthy Amber
BEST FOR
Everyday · Day to Night · Fall · Year-Round
Find Your Size
50 ML · Full Size
Your everyday signature. Our full-size Eau de Parfum is made for your vanity and your daily fragrance ritual.
10 ML · Travel Size
The same Eau de Parfum in a perfectly portable size. Made for your bag, travel, or trying Mesa before committing to full size.
5 ML · Perfume Oil
An alcohol-free, coconut oil-based way to wear Mesa. Roll directly onto pulse points for a softer, more intimate fragrance that wears close to the skin.
Layers Best With
Bare Body Oil
Start with Bare Body Oil for a warm, skin-like base that complements Mesa's earthy woods while letting the sandalwood and orris stay at the center.
Ciel
Layer with Ciel to soften Mesa's warmer woods. Fig milk, orris, and soft musk bring an airy, creamy quality to Mesa while keeping the pairing understated and grounded.
Ingredients We're Proud Of
Fragrance, thoughtfully made.
We blend high-quality fragrance materials, fine aroma molecules, and carefully selected botanical elements to create scents that feel beautiful on skin and evolve throughout the day.
Our perfumes are formulated without phthalates, parabens, formaldehyde, or nitro and polycyclic musks like musk ketone, tonalide, and galaxolide (HHCB).
Because we believe what’s left out matters — but what we put in should be worth talking about, too.

