In spring, we leave behind our past, entrust our future to providence, and focus on a present full of respect and justice. HARU speaks of rebirth, the promise of new beginnings, and the endless possibilities that come with it. Its warm, inviting scent encourages basking in the sun's rays and embracing the fullness of life.

Take a deep breath and let HARU work its magic. When you close your eyes and inhale deeply, the scent of HARU perfume will fill your senses with the warmth of spring sun. The delicate notes of neroli and jasmine will transport you to a blooming garden, where the air is filled with the sweet scent of freshly bloomed flowers. As the perfume settles on your skin, you'll notice a hint of black pepper and a touch of cinnamon. These subtle spices add depth and complexity to the scent, reflecting the intricate layers of rebirth and renewal. With each passing moment, the scent of HARU evolves, just like the ever-changing seasons. Its aroma will take you on a journey, from the first buds of spring to the lushness of summer, the crispness of autumn, and all the way to the stillness of winter. Embrace change. Initiate progress. Experience rebirth.

Fragrance Notes

neroli, cinnamon, black pepper, cardamom, bergamot, jasmine, orange, patchouli, vetiver, elemi, amber, cedarwood, tonka bean, vanilla

About the brand WA:IT

WA:IT is a symbiosis of two cultures - Japanese and Italian, an embodiment of the duality of beauty, which perception may differ, but the meaning remains the same. Italian influences bring the belief that beauty is life and warmth. Like nature, which blooms in the summer and like joy, which permeates us when we sit by the breathtaking blue Italian sea, thinking, pondering and finding the strength to start a new creative process.

On the Japanese side, there is a love for the transience of things. Just like in nature, with the change of seasons, something awakens and something falls asleep. One can find intimate and unexpected pleasure in sitting still and quietly in a sacred Japanese temple, in anticipation and feeling of being a part of the whole, which revolves around nature.