What maceration actually does.
Most fragrances are blended and bottled within days. DE WOUD waits ten months. This changes the fragrance at a molecular level - smoother feel, deeper longevity, a scent that evolves over hours instead of minutes.
What maceration actually means.
When fragrance oils and alcohol are first combined, the mixture is raw - the molecules haven't bonded. The alcohol is harsh. The scent you smell in that first week is not the scent the perfumer intended.
Maceration is the waiting. Oils and alcohol are sealed together and left to rest. During this time, harsh alcohol molecules evaporate. What remains bonds deeply with the oils - stable, smooth, and complex in a way that fresh mixing cannot achieve.
The result is a fragrance that lasts far longer on skin, opens without harshness, and evolves over hours rather than minutes.
Why our EDT outlasts most EDPs.
Concentration determines how much oil is present. It says nothing about how stable those molecules are, or how long they'll last on skin. A 300-day EDT outlasts a 14-day EDP - not because of what's in it, but because of the time it was given.
The only way to understand maceration is to wear it.
Every Discovery Set includes Enchantress, Reverie, and Witch's Mix.
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