Lá Bealtaine

Lá Bealtaine is named for the day when spring passes into summer and the earth turns its face to the sun. Cloon Keen dedicates it to the liveliness and delight of youth, and frames it as an unapologetically feminine scent.

The opening comes as shafts of light: Italian bergamot, mandarin and Tunisian neroli, with Madagascan pink pepper and angelica seed adding a small, bright prickle.

At its centre are blossoms seen when shadows are short. Egyptian jasmine and Turkish rose are threaded together by angelica root, keeping the floral layer sheer. Virginia cedarwood and an Indonesian patchouli heart sit underneath, sun-warmed, behind a slow, hazy amber glow.