Citrus • Spring-Fed Air

Cold Spring | #102

A cool, bright woodland blend of bergamot, cedarwood, lavender, rosemary, and frankincense inspired by spring-fed water beneath the trees.

Scent Profile

Top Notes:

  • Bergamot

Heart Notes:

  • Rosemary
  • Lavender

Base Notes:

  • Atlas Cedarwood

Water | 100 Series

Drawn from quiet water.

Cool, spacious scents inspired by mist, rain, stone, springs, and the quiet movement of water.

Suggested Spaces

  • Kitchen
  • Bathroom
  • Entryway
  • Workspace
  • Sunroom

Scent Story

Cold Spring captures the feeling of water emerging from shaded ground.

Rosemary brings a cool green clarity, while bergamot adds brightness and open air. Cedarwood anchors the blend in the surrounding forest. Lavender softens its sharper edges, and frankincense gives the fragrance a clear, mineral depth.

It is fresh without resembling household cleaner, evergreen without becoming a holiday scent, and brisk without feeling severe.

Cold Spring is the clearest expression of the Water family: moving water, cool stone, and deep green growth beneath the trees.

Inspired by Nature

A spring does not begin with spectacle.

Water gathers below the surface, moves through stone and soil, and rises where the ground allows it. The air around it feels cooler. Moss and evergreen growth deepen in color. The sound is small but continuous.

Cold Spring was composed around that hidden movement.

Cedar places the fragrance beneath the trees. Rosemary gives it the clean, aromatic character of crushed green growth. Bergamot brings light through the canopy, while lavender and frankincense soften and settle the blend.

The result suggests water that is fresh because it is moving—not because it has been perfumed to smell “clean.”

Clear as water beneath the trees.

Explore Cold Spring bath, body, and home-fragrance goods shaped by fir, citrus, cedar, rosemary, lavender, and resinous depth.

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What Makes it Different

Cold Spring sits between a water scent and a woodland scent.

It carries the open clarity of the Water family but draws much of its identity from fir, cedar, and rosemary. That makes it a strong choice for customers who enjoy evergreen fragrance but want something cooler and lighter than a deeply resinous woods blend.

It is also less floral than Stillwater and less warm than the Golden family.