Siren Masculine the smell of something vast

the smell of something vast and ancient

Melinoë is the obscure goddess of ghosts and nightmares — and her soap is somehow the softest

Sandalwood

The dry-down goes dark and earthy — smoke

Apollo is the golden child of Olympus — music

Siren Masculine the smell of something vastThe song that drowned a thousand sailors now in your shower. Sirens didn't sink ships with brute force. They sang. This bar is that song beautiful, hypnotic, and just a little dangerous. THE STORY In Greek mythology, Sirens were creatures whose voices were so beautiful that sailors would steer straight into the rocks just to hear them sing. Half women, half magic and entirely deadly. WHAT YOU'LL SMELL Mandarin and tangelo crash in like the first