Unhallowed Art: Perfume Inspired by Mary Shelley

I SAW THE PALE STUDENT OF UNHALLOWED ARTS KNEELING BESIDE THE THING HE HAD PUT

TOGETHER.

Notes: Tonka Bean, Smoke, Oud, Jasmine, Rose, Violet, Musk

Mary Shelley was barely a teenager when she wrote Frankenstein, her seminal

novel which is largely credited with being the first science fiction story.

Mary wasn't some buttoned up Victorian. She ran away with her lover the poet

Percy Shelley and hobnobbed with none other than Lord Byron.

Widowed at 25, she kept the ashes of her husbands heart in a drawer of her

writing desk for the rest of her life. This perfume was inspired by the Queen

of Horror and smells of romance, despair, and lightning. Unhallowed Art starts

off sweet and delicate before moving to a smoky base, like a slowly calcifying

heart.

Ingredients: Jojoba Oil, fragrance oils, essential oils