A fragrant postcard from the South of France, How To Say Bicycle in French captures the carefree charm of rural Provence and the soul-soothing rituals of a slower life. Herbal and aromatic, this scent opens with bright bursts of sweet basil, rosemary and white thyme, softened by the calming touch of lavender and clary sage. Anchored by the gentle bitterness of gentian oil, it paints a picture of wild hillsides, warm breezes, and village squares echoing with laughter and the clink of evening toasts. Inspired by the story of two American dreamers trading comfort for character, this fragrance celebrates the beauty of simplicity, resilience and rediscovered joy. It’s about more than just scent — it’s a feeling. A memory. A moment suspended in lavender-hued air.

Scent Notes
Sweet Basil, Rosemary, White Thyme, Clary Sage, Lavender, Gentian Oil, Provence

Memories This Fragrance May Conjure
Market mornings with sun-warmed herbs, afternoon café people-watching, twilight bike rides through fields of wildflowers

Memories This Fragrance May Create
Your next great escape, alfresco dinners with friends, a French fantasy come true