IRIS
Soft iris, fig skin and a quietly musky finish. A close-to-skin fragrance paired with a ritual for Sensuality.
Musky · Skin · Soft Floral
Your fragrance. Your ritual.
Your way to begin.
One fragrance, a first discovery, or the complete collection.
Water-based · Alcohol-free
Early access to our first fragrance release.
The scent of IRIS
Close to skin.
Open to feeling.
Iris and fig skin meet ambrette, sandalwood and skin musk. Soft florals with a quietly musky character.
- Soft
- IrisA powdery floral touch.
- Sensual
- Fig Skin · Ambrette · Skin MuskFruity warmth and a close-to-skin finish.
- Grounding
- SandalwoodSmooth, creamy woods.
The sensory mood behind Sensuality. These pairings describe the character of the scent.
Meet our neuroscents
Scent, feeling, and a daily intention. Explore how the notes and your ritual work together.
What are neuroscents?
We use “neuroscents” to describe fragrances designed around the connection between scent, feeling, and intention. Bright citrus, soft florals, and warm woods each bring a different sensory character to your ritual.
The intention is something you practice. The fragrance is your sensory reminder—not a promise to produce a particular emotion.
How do ingredients connect to a mood?
Bergamot’s bright citrus character feels uplifting; cedarwood brings a grounding, woody warmth; rose adds softness. These are descriptions of how the notes feel within a scent. Your memories, preferences, and the moment also shape your experience.
What does “science-backed” refer to?
Research into individual aromas and mood informs the idea. It does not establish clinical effects for Lantana’s finished perfumes, or prove that a perfume creates intuition, creativity, or confidence.
- Bergamot · mood and fatigue
A small crossover study of 41 women reported improvements in negative mood and fatigue after bergamot vapor exposure. It studied a specific inhalation setup, not wearing perfume. Watanabe et al., 2015
- Bergamot · a useful limit
A later pilot study reported higher positive-affect scores, but the overall difference was not statistically significant. Results should not be treated as a guaranteed benefit. Han et al., 2017
- Citrus · positive mood
A controlled study of 56 adults found that lemon aroma improved positive mood. Lemon is a different citrus from our bergamot and mandarin notes, so this provides context rather than proof for our formulas. Kiecolt-Glaser et al., 2008
Are the pictured notes the full ingredient list?
The images show the fragrance notes and their botanical inspiration. A scent note can come from a natural extract, an aroma molecule, or an accord. The complete formula and allergen information belong on the product’s ingredient label.
Yours to make a ritual
Your perfume.
Your daily pause.
50 mL · $155
One fragrance. One corresponding ritual card.
An affirmation and a two-minute practice.
“I am here. I let myself feel.”Get early access
- 01
Choose.
An intention for this moment.
- 02
Practice.
Read your card. Take two minutes.
- 03
Wear.
Apply the scent as your reminder.
A few details.
What makes Lantana different?
Perfume paired with an affirmation card and a two-minute practice. Choose an intention, make a little space for it, and wear the paired scent as a reminder.
What’s included?
50 mL of fragrance. 1 corresponding ritual card.
How does the Founding Circle work?
Join the early-access list to be among the first to experience Lantana. We’ll let you know when our fragrances are ready to shop. Joining is free. We’ll announce the launch date by email.
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The Discovery Set · 5 × 2 mL · $52