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Sorce · Sold as unisex
Snow Moon Magic
The moment when you step into a warmly lit room after a cold winter walk, where the scent of vanilla and spices envelops you like a hug.
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2022, Snow Moon Magic by Sorce is a composition that evokes the cozy warmth of winter nights. Perfumer Caitlin Hayes has crafted a scent that balances sweet and warm notes with powdery and spicy undertones. The lactonic and vanilla elements create an enveloping comfort reminiscent of a soft blanket on a chilly evening, while the warm spices add a hint of complexity without overpowering the overall sweetness.
Snow Moon Magic is best applied in light sprays — it blooms on skin over time. The powdery base notes carry through the day, so it's ideal for evening wear when you want a comforting, warm presence that lasts.
Fig. 01 — Snow Moon Magic, Sorce
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Caitlin Hayes
Caitlin Hayes is a self-taught perfumer who opened Sorcellerie Apothecary in May 2022, creating whimsical, fantasy-inspired perfumes; the brand shortened its name to Sorce in 2024.
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