Hedale Wood

If we don't get our eye back this minute, we'll turn you into stocks and stones, screeched the trolls. Notes of v etiver, cedar trees, bergamot, dense foliage, coriander, musk, sandalwood, frankincense, a touch of lavender, and amber. Previously called "Black North," this scent was renamed to Hedale Wood in honor of the Norwegian folk tale The Lads Who Met the Trolls in Hedale Wood . (It was suggested by a member of our Facebook group -- thanks!) We have a deep love of fairy and folk tales around here. In fact, the "Little" in Little and Grim was originally intended to refer to the Good Neighbors. This fragrance is dark and a bit mysterious, while staying green enough to be worn without smelling too villianous. It's a nice choice for people who are used to wearing traditional colognes without being too cologne-y.