Bathing Culture Bathing Culture Cathedral Grove Perfume Oil

Bathing Culture Cathedral Grove Perfume Oil

Name: Bathing Culture Cathedral Grove Perfume Oil
Brand: Bathing Culture
SKU: BC_PO_CG_roll_3oz
Price: 44.00 USD
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Product Insights & Style Tips

The Cathedral Grove Perfume Oil from Bathing Culture captures that rush of a cold river on a hot day, filtered through a canopy of redwoods. It opens with coniferous needle and Redwood Sorrel, moves into a heart of Red Bark, Rhododendron, and Juniper, and settles into a grounding base of Peru Balsam, damp earth, and Opoponax. The texture is silky and intimate, a quiet layer that rests close to the skin, ideal for a personal forest-brushed moment.

With a compact 9 ml roll-on, it travels easily from wrists to neck for a soft scent that lingers 3+ hours, and it remains vegan and cruelty-free. Reapply as desired to lift the mood through the day. The oil sits close to the skin, leaving a subtle forest whisper rather than a loud bloom, letting it slip from desk to dinner without clashing with the moment.

Bathing Culture continues to lean into forest-inspired minimalism here, offering a fragrance that feels intimate, versatile, and calm. Cathedral Grove works with airy fabrics and natural textures, pairing well with those who want a signature scent that grows with the day rather than shouting at it.

Materials / Fabrication

Perfume oil
Roll-on design
Size: 9 ml bottle
Vegan and cruelty-free
Scent profile: top notes coniferous needle, redwood sorrel; heart notes red bark, rhododendron, juniper; base notes peru balsam, damp earth, opoponax
Description: smells like jumping into a cold river on a hot day, under a canopy of redwoods
Roll-on pulse points including wrists and/or neck
Product codes: BCUL-WU12, BC_PO_CG_roll_3oz

Recommended Care

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight
Keep bottle tightly closed when not in use
Apply to clean skin on pulse points; avoid rubbing after application to preserve scent
Patch test before first use if you have sensitive skin
Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes
If product contacts clothing, wash promptly to avoid staining
Avoid heat, flames, and high temperature exposure

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About Bathing Culture

Bathing Culture is a lifestyle and beauty brand celebrated for its eco-conscious ethos and refreshing take on personal care rituals. It offers a curated collection of body care products, including biodegradable soaps, organic oils, nourishing creams, and sustainably made accessories. Launched by Spencer Arnold and Tim Hollinger, Bathing Culture is driven by a philosophy of joyfully connecting with nature through daily bathing practices, ensuring all products are crafted with natural ingredients and packaged in eco-friendly materials. Perfect for those seeking to elevate their self-care routines with mindful and environmentally friendly choices, Bathing Culture merges practicality with a vibrant, conscious aesthetic, appealing to consumers keen on sustainability without compromising on quality.