Tree Rings in Turquoise and Black

Turquoise panels carry a faint pattern of tree-ring lines and hairline cracks, as if cut from a cold cedar trunk. On the back, a white field is split by black fracture lines radiating from a round teal badge, and a slanted black band crosses below it. Together the black, teal and white give a sharp, graphic look that stands apart from the usual soft neutrals of niche fragrance.

Pressed Fiber Shell, No Plastic Insert

The shell is molded from fiber pulp with softly rounded corners and a smooth white finish, so it feels closer to ceramic than paper. One half holds the bottle in a shaped cavity set into the turquoise panel, keeping it upright without plastic or foam. A compostable fiber shell with a recessed bottle bed can break down after use, which suits salon brands that want packaging to match their values.

Recolor It for Every Scent

Brands can recolor the panels, from deep forest green to slate blue, and adjust the crack pattern or the angled band to suit a scent. The back panel has room for a name, volume and note list such as cedar, cypress and dark musk. A low-waste option for salon exclusives and seasonal drops also lets one shell be reused across a range, with only the print changing.