A portion of proceeds from the sale of these fragrances will be donated to Transgender Law Center and Autistic Self Advocacy Network.

A note (no pun intended) on these perfumes with shared fragrances: There are no different cherry accords, no different kiwi. Just like our lychee and mango perfumes, it's pretty much the same in each perfume, but the supporting ingredients will make them smell slightly different. They really aren't "Rainier cherries" in PNW Fruity Boys, it's just that that sweet cherry variety is grown here, and that note is not heavy in the perfume. Any given "bitter" or smoky ingredients such as amyris or vetiver may cause sweeter/lighter notes to seem to take on that aspect in a finished perfume. The lychee in White Dragon (cake) is the same lychee accord we created for Scarlet Revelry, in which the orange champaca seems to make the lychee much stronger and more tart.  We don't do this for all fragrances (the bread-dominant perfumes don't share the same "bread" accord for example), and we do use various sources for many natural ingredients and adjust accords as needed for each fragrance blend, but in the case of these perfumes with notable fruit notes, variances are based on the other notes.