These two unique fragrances both carry their own captivating story that we have meticulously crafted with a focus on exquisite luxury and authenticity. Between them, the two perfumes contain 16 different upcycled ingredients, demonstrating that luxurious fragrances can be circular and upcycled.
I bought these two to alternate depending on my mood, and the Flaura has this warmer depth I keep reaching for on evenings out. Getting 16 notes across the pair for one price feels generous, and neither one smells cheap on my skin.
The Santelle one lasted a full workday on me, which is rare for most perfumes I try. Flaura is lighter and more playful, so having both in one set means I can switch things up depending on my mood. The two together feel like a solid luxury buy without being overly complicated.
I was worried about spending this much on two scents I couldn't try first, but splitting the 16 concentrated essences across both bottles makes them each feel like a complete, layered story. The atomizers spray a fine mist that lingers on my jacket for hours, and I've already gotten three compliment