Inspired by the year 1836, a time of innovation and romanticism, this fragrance captures the essence of a world on the brink of change. 1836 opens with a bright, zesty note of orange, evoking the optimism and new beginnings of the era.
As the fragrance unfolds, the heart reveals a rich blend of dried lavender, rose, cedar, and patchouli, reflecting the period's connection to nature, timeless beauty, and the depth of the world around it. These notes evoke the gardens and landscapes that were celebrated during this time.
The base of oud, amber, and incense adds an air of mystery and reverence, embodying the fascination with the exotic and spiritual rituals that defined the era.
1836 is a fragrance that channels the elegance, transformation, and timeless allure of the 19th century, blending fresh citrus with rich, earthy, and smoky undertones.
There was a siege in Texas called the Alamo. Shortly thereafter Texan defenders adopted the Texas Declaration of Independence, creating the separate nation of the Republic of Texas. 1836 evokes that complex year. Not fruity, nor floral, nor woody, it smells as intricate as the beginning of the Nation of Texas. With tenacity and independence, it endures.
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Tamara Hanson
So very good!! It smells like a sexy man to me
So very good!! It smells like a sexy man to me. Great in candles.
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Debbie Shimonek
Smells so
Smells so good!!
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Heather Kosters
Love this scent
Love this scent. It blends well with our wax combo to give off a strong cold and hot scent. One of my favorites.
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BRADLEY
Smells really good
Smells really good, using to make beard oil, bar soap and candles. Hopefully everyone likes it like I do.
There was a siege in Texas called the Alamo. Shortly thereafter Texan defenders adopted the Texas Declaration of Independence, creating the separate nation of the Republic of Texas. 1836 evokes that complex year. Not fruity, nor floral, nor woody, it smells as intricate as the beginning of the Nation of Texas. With tenacity and independence, it endures.
T
Tamara Hanson
So very good!! It smells like a sexy man to me
So very good!! It smells like a sexy man to me. Great in candles.
D
Debbie Shimonek
Smells so
Smells so good!!
H
Heather Kosters
Love this scent
Love this scent. It blends well with our wax combo to give off a strong cold and hot scent. One of my favorites.
B
BRADLEY
Smells really good
Smells really good, using to make beard oil, bar soap and candles. Hopefully everyone likes it like I do.
There was a siege in Texas called the Alamo. Shortly thereafter Texan defenders adopted the Texas Declaration of Independence, creating the separate nation of the Republic of Texas. 1836 evokes that complex year. Not fruity, nor floral, nor woody, it smells as intricate as the beginning of the Nation of Texas. With tenacity and independence, it endures.
T
Tamara Hanson
So very good!! It smells like a sexy man to me
So very good!! It smells like a sexy man to me. Great in candles.
D
Debbie Shimonek
Smells so
Smells so good!!
H
Heather Kosters
Love this scent
Love this scent. It blends well with our wax combo to give off a strong cold and hot scent. One of my favorites.
B
BRADLEY
Smells really good
Smells really good, using to make beard oil, bar soap and candles. Hopefully everyone likes it like I do.
