
Ingredients in Blue Ridge
Gum Benjamin
A resin tapped from the bark of the Styrax tree, also known as benzoin. It melts into the frag... read more
A resin tapped from the bark of the Styrax tree, also known as benzoin. It melts into the fragrance with a sweet, balsamic warmth that deepens as it dries down.
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BALSAMIC
WARM
Geranium Oil
Our Geranium oil comes naturally from the flowers and leaves of Pelargonium Graveolens, offeri... read more
Our Geranium oil comes naturally from the flowers and leaves of Pelargonium Graveolens, offering a fresh, rosy-green aroma. Its natural composition makes it safe and skin-friendly within fragrance use levels. Because it’s purely plant-sourced, it avoids synthetic compounds linked to irritation, making it a dependable, non-toxic contributor to the blend’s balance.
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MINTY
PEPPERY
CITRUS
Bergamot
Cold-pressed from the peel of the bergamot orange, a bitter citrus prized in perfumery. It ope... read more
Cold-pressed from the peel of the bergamot orange, a bitter citrus prized in perfumery. It opens the fragrance with a bright, sparkling lift that reads more refined than ordinary citrus.
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BRIGHT
CRISP
Tonka Bean
Extracted from the seeds of the tonka tree, Dipteryx odorata. Tonka brings a warm swe... read more
Extracted from the seeds of the tonka tree, Dipteryx odorata. Tonka brings a warm sweetness with hints of vanilla and almond, rounding out the fragrance and giving it staying power.
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WARM
VANILLA
Frankincense Oil
We use a natural Frankincense Oil sourced the Boswellia Carterii tree, an aromatic
We use a natural Frankincense Oil sourced the Boswellia Carterii tree, an aromatic tree resin harvested by "tapping" the tree to allow the resin to seep out and harden into "tears." Frankincense Oil is an essential oil produced from this resin. The oil lends a deep and grounding quality to fragrances.
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WOODY
CITRUS
BALSAM
Lavender Oil
We use pure Lavender essential oil distilled from the flowers of Lavandula Angustifolia for it... read more
We use pure Lavender essential oil distilled from the flowers of Lavandula Angustifolia for its clean, calming aroma. This classic botanical ingredient is recognized for its soothing scent and gentle safety profile. Being 100% natural and free from synthetic fragrance chemicals, it’s a non-toxic, skin-safe foundation of fine perfumery.
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AIRY
WOODY
Cedarwood
An essential oil distilled from cedar wood, used in perfumery for centuries. It forms the dry,... read more
An essential oil distilled from cedar wood, used in perfumery for centuries. It forms the dry, woody backbone of the fragrance and helps the scent last through the day.
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DRY
CLEAN
Candlewood
An essential oil distilled from the wood of the Amyris tree. It adds a soft, woody-balsamic bo... read more
An essential oil distilled from the wood of the Amyris tree. It adds a soft, woody-balsamic body to the middle of the fragrance.
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BALSAMIC
SOFT
Clary Sage
Distilled from the flowering tops of the clary sage plant, Salvia sclarea. It carries... read more
Distilled from the flowering tops of the clary sage plant, Salvia sclarea. It carries an herbal, aromatic character with a subtle amber undertone.
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AROMATIC
Denatured Alcohol
We've used a special high-purity ethanol derived via fermentation from renewable plant-based s... read more
We've used a special high-purity ethanol derived via fermentation from renewable plant-based sources that is recognized as a high quality and safe choice for cologne. It serves as an excellent carrier because it is odorless, perfectly dissolving fragrance oils. This ensures your skin is left with only the intended scent, making it a reliable and non-toxic option for fine fragrance.
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We Use Natural Ingredients:
1
%
Natural Ingredients in Fragrance Component of the Formula
1
%
Or More Natural Origin Ingredients in Final Formula
We performed an assessment of Blue Ridge according to the principles of ISO 16128-1 and ISO 16128-2, which provide guidelines for defining the natural origin content of cosmetic ingredients and finished products. These statistics are based on these standards.