Digitalis

Perfumer: David Apel 
Series: Les Potions Fatales
Release Date:  September 2016 

"The foxglove bells, with lolling tongue, 
Will not reveal what peals were rung 
In Faery, in Faery, 
A thousand ages gone."  
—Mary Webb 
(Foxglove is the common name for Digitalis)

Galbanum, Silver Iris, Cucumber, Basil, Pepper, Ozone, Coriander, Florozone, Drenched Violet, Neroli, Rose, Jasmine, Gentiane, Incense, Fern, Wet Moss, Violet Leaf

@16% Eau de Parfum

COMMENTARY:  Also known as “Foxglove” and besides being a poison flower, Digitalis has a tradition of being used by pagans to summon woodland spirits such as fairies and elves. Thus we created a sparkly, fresh ozonic fragrance to suggest the presence of fairies, set along the banks of a magical wooded stream.  It is the most innocent, whimsical and childlike of our fatal potions.

50mL box comes factory heat-sealed in a tamper-resistant, transparent chrome mylar pouch.