Violet Sky - Perfume oil

Violet Sky by Björk and Berries is a luminous and evocative fragrance that captures the euphoria of a Stockholm night in June, a celebration of a shift in season that triggers euphoric emotions.

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Perfume oil Violet Sky from Björk and Berries

Violet Sky captures the fleeting magic of a season in transition - when a pink-tinged light stretches across the horizon, casting silhouettes in the evening glow. It is the scent of crisp air filling our lungs as we wander through endless city streets, unaware of where they might lead. A Stockholm night in June lingers forever.

The fragrance opens with the rich, herbaceous depth of tobacco leaves, evoking a place and a moment that is vivid, intense, and alive - a tribute to youth, freedom, and the bittersweet beauty of new love. The shifting seasons stir emotions of both past and future, reflected in the luscious fruitiness of ripe plum and tart blackberries.

As the scent unfolds, golden labdanum lends a warm, resinous glow, while soft cedarwood and the addictive, velvety comfort of tonka bean mirror the endless summer light and the euphoria of nature in its full splendor.

Each Björk and Berries Eau de Parfum is adorned with a meticulously designed fabric pouch, seamlessly marrying functionality with elegance. This exquisite cover embraces your fragrance, safeguarding its purity and enhancing its enduring allure.

Olfactory notes of Violet Sky perfume oil

• Top Note: Tobacco leaves
• Heart Note: Plum, labdanum, blackberry
• Base Note: Tonka beans, cedarwood

Violet Sky perfume oil is a 83% natural, unisex, alcohol-free fragrance with a natural oil base. It is dye-free, phthalate-free and vegan.

How to use your Björk and Berries Violet Sky perfume oil

For application on wrists and neck.

The roll-on steel ball makes application smooth and easy and the formulation is highly suitable for sensitive skin due to the alcohol-free blend.

The fast-absorbing, non-sticky formulation leaves your skin soft and hydrated which provides a long-lasting scent effect.