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Chasing Scents · Sold as unisex
Private Teahouse
The quiet moments before a tea ceremony begins, when the air is filled with the scent of smoldering incense and the anticipation of shared tranquility.
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Private TeahouseHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Private Teahouse, created by perfumer Sandy Wong and launched in 2024, invites you into a sensory retreat. The opening smoke and lapsang souchong tea notes create an immediate sense of warmth and comfort, reminiscent of a secluded teahouse surrounded by nature. This smoky-woody base is balanced by the sweetness of peach and cacao, adding layers of complexity that evoke the rich flavors of handcrafted desserts. The powdery finish softens the overall composition, making it both intimate and inviting.
Apply Private Teahouse directly to pulse points for a more intimate experience. The smoke and lapsang souchong notes are potent, so one or two sprays will suffice. Allow it to develop on your skin for about an hour before venturing out; the base notes of cedarwood and labdanum will ensure longevity throughout the day.
Fig. 01 — Private Teahouse, Chasing Scents
Where to buy.
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Sandy Wong
Sandy Wong grew up in Sydney, Australia, curious about her mother's miniature perfume collection from Hong Kong.
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