The Method
One material at the centre of each formula. What it is, and where it comes from.
Oud & Bergamot
Resinous heartwood from the agarwood tree, and among the most valued materials in Middle Eastern perfumery. Dark, warm, and slow to leave.
In No.1 Grounding Ritual Shampoo
Amber Resin
Not one material but an accord built on resins. Warm and enveloping, the note a souk leaves in your clothes long after you have left it.
In No.2 Fluid Renewal Conditioner
Woody Vanilla
Heartwood, milky and soft-edged rather than sharp. It sits close to skin and stays there.
In No.3 Somatic Rhythm Body Wash
Lotus & Figwood
The flower that opens on still water at first light. Green, clean and cool, with none of the sweetness of a cut bloom.
In No.4 Restorative Radiance Face Wash
Rose & Musk
Distilled from petals. This is the desert reading of rose: dry and warm, closer to dust and skin than to a garden.
In No.5 Sensory Reset Body Lotion SPF 20+
Frankincense
Frankincense. The resin burned across the Gulf for centuries to mark a welcome. Bright and dry over smoke.
In No.6 Cellular Balance Face Cream
Velvet Oud, Amber Souk, Silk Sandal, Lotus Dew, Desert Rose and Luban Incense. Close to skin, and never a substitute for how a product performs.
Peony & Suede, in a 250ml reed diffuser and a 200g candle, both in alabaster marble, and a 50g bakhoor jar in aluminium.
Candles, diffusers and bakhoor carry burn and ventilation guidance on the product page. Allergen information follows the final approved label.