Homme Islander Eau de ParfumInspired by the story of Bay rum: a story about man and perfume. In the 16th century, sailors discovered the leaves of the West Indian Bay tree, named Pimenta racemosa, a small tree native to the West Indies, also known as Bay St Thomas. When rubbed on the skin, its dry leaves released a highly fragrant oil an excellent way to freshen up and perfume oneself Ligne St Barth has sought to preserve this beautiful Caribbean tradition while adding a touch

A tuberose whose scent brings to mind the twilight hour

subtle shine

and her delicate fragrance endow her with magic powers

Say goodbye to dryness

Why we're addicted: It's a beautiful

Creating this fragrance brought a distinct challenge: to offer a different expression of the sea via perfumery

They are based on real specimens

the round vessel is concealed

The zero-mess sprayer creates amplified up-dos and dramatic volume

Curly hair especially loves it

with its unexpected accents of chamomile and artichoke

Made with certified organic bamboo from private plantations