Calling All Angels Fragrance- green musk, elderflower, gin accord, vinyl, effervescence, moss, chardonnay, juniper, pear accord, birch, vetiver, and Moroccan Mint. 
 
This scent is an aldehydic soft, green, ozonic watery accord, with cyclamen and green musk accompanied by elderflower and gin. Vinyl makes an edgy brief appearance. There’s a slight fruity pear accord, along with white wine. Moroccan Mint provides a faint hint of herbaceous bliss. Juniper, birch, lavender and vetiver play off each other to add a diffusive coolness to the perfume. Although the scent presents as a clean, soft effervescence, there’s almost a primal essence about it as well. It is a clean, soft musk, cyclamen, aldehydic scent with fruity undertones and leans unisex.

After the death of my grandmother, whom I lived with for many years, I felt like I was always calling all the angels, including her. I don’t know why but, it calmed me. Think of times when we’ve all called upon angels, and they do hear us. If you’ve ever been on the receiving end, then you’ll know exactly what I mean. God always knows when to send them.