Fragrance, Held Closer

Perfume butter is a solid, velvety fragrance applied by hand rather than sprayed. Warmed between the fingertips, it melts at body temperature and is anointed onto the pulse points, staying close to the skin and releasing its scent slowly through the day.

Traditional perfume is sprayed from a distance and announces itself across a room. Perfume butter is touched onto the skin by hand, settling into an intimate aura that stays close — fragrance worn as a ritual rather than a quick spritz.

Warm a little of the butter between your fingertips until it begins to melt, then anoint your pulse points — wrists, neck, and collarbone. Pause, and let it settle into the skin. It is applied by hand and is never sprayed.

Crafted to release its scent slowly as it warms with your skin, Bavona lingers gracefully through the day — closest at the pulse points, where the ritual begins.

Beautifully. Because perfume butter stays skin-close, you can build one scent over another — anoint a base, then a second above it — to compose a fragrance that is entirely your own.