Peak Tomato
A scent in full sun.
Imagine a garden at its warmest—late afternoon, soil still radiating heat, green things pressing in from all sides. You brush against a tomato vine and the scent releases instantly: sharp, fresh, unmistakably alive. Peak Tomato captures that moment and lingers just long enough to turn it golden.
It opens with a rush of tomato leaf, tart cucumber, and a twist of lemon peel. Green, yes—but crisp and juicy, like cutting into something that was picked an hour ago. There’s brightness, almost a snap to it. Like summer snapped in half and served cold.
Then comes the stillness. Basil weaves through the heart, softening the citrus and settling the green into something more lived-in. Earth creeps in quietly—not damp, but dry and warm, like the crumbling edge of a garden bed. This is the soul of the scent. Hands in the dirt, knees in the grass, sunlight on the back of your neck.
As it burns, the base takes hold: moss-covered leaves and a whisper of patchouli. Not heavy, not mystical—just grounding. It stays green, but low and humming. The part of summer that feels endless.
And somewhere just out of view: a dog nose-deep in tomato plants, tail wagging, dirt on his paws. Because no one’s ever actually alone in a garden.
Scent Family: Green / Aromatic with Earthy undertones
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Primary family:
Green – because of the dominant notes of tomato leaf, cucumber, and green leaves. It’s fresh, sharp, vegetal, and very much alive.
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Secondary influences:
Aromatic – from the basil and lemon peel, which bring a fresh herbal-citrus brightness.
Earthy/Woody – thanks to the patchouli, moss, and dry earth notes in the base, which give it grounding and longevity.
For reference it falls into the neighborhood of scents like Hermès Un Jardin sur le Nil or Loewe’s Tomato Leaves—sophisticated, garden-driven fragrances that feel clean, tactile, and slightly wild.
Double wicked with organic cotton wicks.
Hand poured.
Phthatate Free.
Leaping Bunny Certified cruelty free.
