Inspired by one of nature’s most captivating outlaws, Thornapple captures the fascination of a plant suspendedbetween beauty and danger, dream and delirium. Verdant leaves, saffron and an uncanny apple accord surrender to black tea, dark plum, frankincense, oakmoss and musk. It’s a fragrance of forbidden beauty. Alluring but dangerous. A
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Such an interesting scent! It’s starts off like a tart green apple and quickly shifts into a spicy woods with a touch of black tea, and a hint of green underneath. Almost a smokey, incense quality but not enough to overwhelm me. It’s witchy and wonderful. A perfect scent for all year, but still warm and spooky.
Cozy · Yesterday
I don’t know what to layer it with. It’s a little too potent after the first spray but maybe it just needs something to ground it. Would Fourteen Carrots smell good with this one or is there another laying pairing that would work better?
Eric · 4 days ago
Generous sample size in a gorgeous little bottle that’s the perfect size for travel. The scent profile itself is a fascinating spicy green that somehow reads cool instead of warm. It’s as if the spice of Fourteen Carrots and the cold edge of Black Salt had a smell baby. Like all my favorites from Heretic, it smells unlike anything else I’ve tried.