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Laboratory Perfumes Amber Cream 200ml
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Laboratory Perfumes Discovery Set (5 x 5ml)
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Laboratory Perfumes Helios Eau De Toilette 100ml
Regular price $172.00 CADRegular priceUnit price per$172.00 CADSale price $172.00 CAD -
Laboratory Perfumes Lifestyle Set 2.0
Regular price $96.00 CADRegular priceUnit price per$96.00 CADSale price $96.00 CAD -
Laboratory Perfumes Gorse Cream 200ml
Regular price $77.00 CADRegular priceUnit price per$77.00 CADSale price $77.00 CAD -
Laboratory Perfumes Amber Soap 150g
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Laboratory Perfumes Gorse Soap 150g
Regular price $32.00 CADRegular priceUnit price per$32.00 CADSale price $32.00 CAD -
Laboratory Perfumes Samphire Eau de Toilette 100ml
Regular price $172.00 CADRegular priceUnit price per$172.00 CADSale price $172.00 CAD -
Laboratory Perfumes Gorse Candle 200g
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Laboratory Perfumes Atlas Candle 200g
Regular price $124.00 CADRegular priceUnit price per$124.00 CADSale price $124.00 CAD
FAQs
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All of them. The brand has never split its range by gender — there's one Amber, one Gorse, one Samphire, and they're worn by whoever likes them. It was an unusual position in 2012 and it's a large part of why the brand caught on.
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Samphire is fresh and green — juniper, citrus, lavender, rosemary and basil over oak moss. Helios is warmer, citrus and bergamot over woods. Gorse is citrus and coconut with cardamom. Amber is the warm, resinous, woody one. Atlas is spiced: cinnamon, ginger, black pepper and cognac. Not all five are in stock as eau de toilette at any one time.
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The Discovery Set, honestly. Five 5ml vials, which is enough to wear each one for a few days and see what it does on your skin — these are built to change over the course of a day rather than smell the same at six in the evening as they did at eight in the morning. If you already know you like warm scents, start with Amber; if you like fresh ones, Samphire.
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A London company, started in 2012. The first three scents — Amber, Gorse and Samphire — were built around English coast and countryside, and the range has grown slowly since; Atlas didn't arrive until 2017. The plain brown packaging and the beaker-shaped candle glass are meant to look like a working laboratory rather than a perfume counter.
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They share the names and the general character, but a candle scenting a room and a perfume on skin behave differently, so they won't be identical. Gorse as a candle reads more citrus than it does on the wrist. If you want the two to match closely, the soaps and creams sit closer to the fragrance than the candles do.