The Humanity Fragrance Second Edition is inspired by a trip to the Working For Children Rainbow Orphanage in rural Cambodia.  In February of 2012, Anne traveled there with a team of friends to volunteer under the watchful gaze of Angkor Wat.

AMARA, an ancient Hindi word for roots, draws from the mysterious spiritual nature of Angkor Wat and the amazing sight of trees overtaking ancient temples. AMARA is a dark, woody scent with regional black pepper, cinnamon, spider lily, jasmine, and Kambodi Oud.

SAVANN, named after one of the 37 beautiful kids at Rainbow, reflects the playful nature of the kids, with bright notes of mango, pink lotus and soft sandalwood.

The anatomical heart inspired bottles with glass corks were designed by Lance McGregor and Alan Iwamura, and handmade at Brooklyn Glass. Limited edition of 168.

A portion of the proceeds from the sale of the Humanity Fragrance Second Edition goes towards building a new boys dormitory at the Rainbow Orphanage. To learn more and view photos from our trip, please visit the Humanity Project page.