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Anger · Differentiation · Orange

Decisive

For the moment you stop deliberating.

Ginger and black pepper sharp enough to make you sit up, wild Provençal thyme, the bitter-dark of coffee, and vetiver underneath. Built on anger — which is the most misread of the four.

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One scent holds one state. The practice pairs a single scent with a single feeling — an anchor can’t carry two. So this isn’t a starter size and an upsell: it’s one bottle per feeling, and a set for anyone working with more than one.

Why an anchor can only hold one thing →

£80 4 × 5ml · all four feelings

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Free UK delivery over £40 · Made to order, dispatched in 3–5 days

Only the four-bottle sets include the presentation box and the printed practice cards.
Never sure how it’ll smell on you? The tester set is £24 for all four, and comes off your first order.
Carried in cold-pressed jojoba, not alcohol. No synthetic fragrance, no phthalates, no colourants.
Blended, bottled and boxed by hand in Britain. Never tested on animals.

What it smells like

Hot and dry and a bit unfriendly, in the best way

Ginger and black pepper open it hard, over rosemary and bay laurel. Then wild thyme and winter savory from the Provençal hills, both of them fierce, with the bitter-dark of coffee behind. Vetiver holds the base — rooty, smoky — alongside myrrh, resinous and slightly medicinal and very old. It doesn’t sweeten as it dries down. It gets drier and more mineral, like a stone floor after rain.

Top

Ginger, black pepper, rosemary, bay laurel

Heart

Wild thyme, winter savory, coffee

Base

Vetiver, myrrh

HotDryRooty

If you like: cracked pepper hitting a hot pan, the inside of a spice drawer, workshop dust, coffee before anyone else is awake.

Where this one sits

Decisive is outward and distinguishing

Attention on the world, and on making the boundary clear. Its opposite is Creative; its neighbours — the two that share one axis with it — are Analytical and Visionary.

If you already live here

This is your deepening bottle. Sharpened, decisiveness becomes precision rather than force — the heat goes where it counts instead of everywhere at once, which is the whole difference between decisive and merely difficult. Most people should start here rather than working on a mild weakness elsewhere.

If you don’t

Then this is a stretch, and worth it specifically when Creative is your default and something has genuinely stopped working — when you keep saying yes and paying for it privately. Don’t come at it head-on. Wear Analytical or Visionary first; each shares one axis with where you are and one with where you’re going.

Work out which applies to you See the whole map

The feeling underneath

Why anyone would want a perfume for anger

Because anger isn’t destruction. It’s definition. It’s the heat that lets you draw a line, mark a difference, refuse something, or begin a piece of work before you feel ready. Used badly it burns the house down. Used well it is the single most useful emotion for getting anything finished.

We’re not selling you a temper. We’re selling the state on the far side of it: the one where you say the true thing plainly, once, and then get on with the work.

If anger is the thing that runs you rather than the thing you use, a bottle is not the answer and we’d rather say so.

The details

Everything else worth knowing

How to use it

One breath at the wrist, five minutes before you begin. This one works as a starting gun rather than a background — apply, breathe, then move.

If you’re building an anchor, apply just after you’ve said the hard thing, not while you’re avoiding saying it. That distinction is the whole practice.

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Composition

Top — Ginger, black pepper, rosemary, bay laurel
Heart — Wild thyme, winter savory, coffee
Base — Vetiver, myrrh
Carrier — cold-pressed jojoba

Wild thyme, savory, rosemary and bay hand-harvested in Provence.

No alcohol. No synthetic fragrance. No phthalates. No colourants.

This is the notes list, not the legal ingredient list — that’s below.

Full ingredients (INCI)

Pending safety assessment. The complete INCI list, in order of concentration and with declarable fragrance allergens named, appears here and on the label.

Sizes and shelf life

5ml — roll-on. Sold singly at £30, or as the four for £80. About three months of regular use.
10ml — roll-on in a handmade box. Available only in the four-bottle set, £140. About six months each.
1ml — available only in the tester set, £24, credited against your first order.

Jojoba doesn’t go off quickly. Keep it out of direct sun and it’ll be good for around two years; keep it in the fridge and longer.

A note on skin

Natural doesn’t mean inert. This is a perfume oil made from concentrated plant extracts, and plants are chemically complicated.

Patch test on your inner arm and wait 24 hours before wearing it properly. If you’re pregnant, breastfeeding, or being treated for anything, ask your doctor first. Keep it away from your eyes.

Delivery and returns

Made to order in small batches, dispatched within 3–5 working days. Free UK delivery over £40.

Unopened bottles can be returned within 30 days. Opened ones can’t, for hygiene reasons — which is exactly what the £24 tester set is for.

Decisive

Hot and dry and a bit unfriendly, in the best way

The moments this one is for

Decisive is outward and distinguishing

Why anyone would want a perfume for anger

Everything else worth knowing

One bottle covers one feeling

Tester set — £24

The four · 5ml — £80

Analytical & Visionary