I consider Jupiter as more of an oil to be used for ritual / intention / anointing, so the scent isn't my main draw (it does smell good though). What I can say: I did a very bare bones mini ritual for Jupiter using this oil, and somehow or other, the very next day received a very substantial raise (I'm still in shock).

I am a sucker for lush greens, and Jupiter has quickly found a place amongst my favorite forest scents. It does start off a bit soapy due to the oakmoss, but that quickly dissipates as it evolves into a beautiful forest scent. There’s some warmth coming through from the clove and nutmeg that makes it feel like there’s an unknown entity helping you find your way through these woods you’ve managed to get lost in. It’s comforting and enchanting in the most delightful way. If you can imagine yourself drifting off to sleep on a bed of plush moss as sunlight dances off of the leaves and onto your skin, you’ll begin to get an idea of how this scent smells.

I wore this with the specific intent of drawing fortune and success at a market I was selling at. I had a very specific goal in mind, and I ended up having a fantastic day - selling more than I usually do - and my more expensive items as well - and I ended the day $20 short of my goal! I considered that a HUGE success!

The scent is also wonderful, it smells like a northern forest - this seems like a wonderful winter holiday scent!

This feels like a shady, cool respite set apart from the rest of the world. I get a symphony of woods topped with oakmoss that's not too overpowering, and lush greenery that seems to be unfurling in the morning dew. The nutmeg and clove are barely discernable, and really only come out for me once the scent has dried down, so it's not an overly spicy scent at all, and the lemon balm breathes a breath of fresh air over the top of it all.

Jupiter on the skin, with my eyes closed, smells like a a forest at daybreak with a looming thunderstorm during late summer. You can pick out the lemon balm just like a breeze has nudged it forward. There’s comfort with a gentle undercurrent of power to it, like a definitive warm electric thread, which I’m feeling is the clove and nutmeg.