Turmeric

Turmeric is a root. The color comes from a pigment that has been used in food and trade across South Asia for at least two thousand years. In the line, turmeric is the sensory anchor under one scent: Turmeric Citrus Grove. It is the floor the lemon stands on. It does not perfume the bar, the lotion, or the scrub with any extra scent of its own. It carries the color and the weight.

In the bottle, turmeric reads as the warm gold you see when the light catches the glass. On the skin, it reads as the slow note under the lemon. Lemon comes in fast and leaves first. Turmeric stays. The lather of the wash and the finish of the lotion both carry a faint, earthy round-out that other scents in the line do not have.

In these scents: Turmeric Citrus Grove. In these formats: Body Wash, Body Lotion, Bar Soap, Body Scrub.

Reads warm. Settles low.