Eau de parfum composed around the grahas of Vedic astrology: neroli for Budh, rose for Shukra, cedarwood for Shani.
Today is Somvar, the day of Moon. Azureon honours Chandra.
Aquatic woody, for him. Eau de parfum, 100 ml.
Bergamot and neroli up front, a cool marine heart with lavender, then cedarwood that stays on a shirt collar well into the evening.
Wear it on Somvar (Monday) and Budhvar (Wednesday).
Citrus, spice and leather, for anyone. Eau de parfum, 100 ml.
Bright citrus, a bite of fresh ginger, then suede and vetiver that settle close to the skin. Made to be shared between two people.
Wear it on Mangalvar (Tuesday), Shanivar (Saturday) and Ravivar (Sunday).
Floral, for her. Eau de parfum, 100 ml.
Sicilian mandarin and a pinch of black pepper open onto centifolia rose, peony and violet, resting on cedarwood and ambergris.
Wear it on Guruvar (Thursday) and Shukravar (Friday).
Choose a fragrance and watch its grahas move into place around it. Each planet holds the ingredient we chose to speak for it.
In the Vedic week every day belongs to a graha: Ravivar to Surya, Somvar to Chandra, Shanivar to Shani. Give us your birth date and the almanac finds yours, and the bottle that carries it.
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Ravivar
A Rivora formula starts with a planet rather than a mood board. We take the quality a graha has carried for centuries, then look for materials that hold it: Calabrian bergamot, Virginia cedarwood, centifolia rose, a dry thread of vetiver.
We will not tell you a perfume can change your stars. We will give you a well-made eau de parfum, and a good reason to reach for one bottle rather than another on a Friday morning.