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Sorce · Sold as unisex
Where the Wild Things Grow
The sun-drenched moment when you step into a garden filled with wildflowers and ripe fruit, where the air is thick with sweet scents and the promise of adventure.
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Where the Wild Things GrowHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Where the Wild Things Grow by Sorce, launched in 2023 and crafted by perfumer Caitlin Hayes, is a Floral Fruity fragrance that captures the essence of an untamed garden. The composition opens with bright, sweet fruit notes that blend seamlessly into a heart of floral sweetness, while a musky vanilla base adds depth and warmth. This scent is neither overly saccharine nor heavy, striking a balance between freshness and richness.
This fragrance blooms over time, so apply it lightly in the morning for a scent that evolves throughout the day. The fruity top notes will fade within an hour but leave behind a warm, floral musk that lasts well into evening.
Fig. 01 — Where the Wild Things Grow, 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.
Designer Sorce
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