Spicy
Woody
Notescedarwoodcinnamonfrankincenseincensemyrrhpatchouli
Style
unisex
Perfumer: Julien Rasquinet
Capturing the essence of desert myrrh warmed by the beach. With spicy cinnamon, rich cedar and sweet tangy ambroxan all clarifying and defining the sensational incense. It is a scent of contradiction with amber tones and mineral references that serve a blend that can be peaceful or invigorating. You choose.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
For an unhurried afternoon when conversation gives way to comfortable silence. Cinnamon and myrrh bring warmth to close company, while the mineral contrast keeps the mood open rather than solemn—incense with the feeling of sitting on stone that still holds the sun.
How to wear
Try it first in mild or cool weather, when the contrast between warm resins and mineral clarity can be appreciated without heat dominating the spices. Start with one or two sprays on skin; add another only after it settles. A restrained application suits its contemplative character, especially in shared indoor spaces.
Who it’s for
For those drawn to resinous incense, dry woods and cinnamon rather than sugary amber. MYRRHE will particularly appeal to wearers who enjoy a mineral counterpoint to warm materials and want incense to suggest open space rather than ceremonial grandeur.
Release year
2022
The nose
Julien Rasquinet is known for richly textured compositions, particularly his handling of woods, resins, spices and amber. Trained under Pierre Bourdon, he has created fragrances including Histoires de Parfums' Épices Exquises and Amouage's Royal Tobacco. In MYRRHE, he sets warm resin and cinnamon against a mineral impression, giving incense a setting beyond its familiar ceremonial associations.
Headspace’s story
Founded by Nicolas Chabot, HEADSPACE brings scent-capture technology into dialogue with perfumery. The house reconstructs fleeting atmospheres around objects and places, then interprets them through an emblematic raw material. Its approach joins scientific observation with imaginative composition rather than treating perfume as a literal reproduction of nature.
MYRRHE’s concept
MYRRHE pairs myrrh with the imagined atmosphere of a rock on a seashore. Its sheltered-beach setting contrasts sun-held warmth with ocean spray: cinnamon, resin and cedar meet a clearer mineral impression. Part of HEADSPACE's original seven-fragrance collection, it translates incense into a landscape of stillness rather than an enclosed, ceremonial space.
Extra info
HEADSPACE lists MYRRHE as containing 94.09% ingredients of natural origin. Its bottle, designed by Jules Dinand, takes inspiration from perfumers' working sample vials, with a minimalist paper label and black Bakelite cap.
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Notescedarwoodcinnamonfrankincenseincensemyrrhpatchouli
Style
unisex
Perfumer: Julien Rasquinet
Capturing the essence of desert myrrh warmed by the beach. With spicy cinnamon, rich cedar and sweet tangy ambroxan all clarifying and defining the sensational incense. It is a scent of contradiction with amber tones and mineral references that serve a blend that can be peaceful or invigorating. You choose.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
For an unhurried afternoon when conversation gives way to comfortable silence. Cinnamon and myrrh bring warmth to close company, while the mineral contrast keeps the mood open rather than solemn—incense with the feeling of sitting on stone that still holds the sun.
How to wear
Try it first in mild or cool weather, when the contrast between warm resins and mineral clarity can be appreciated without heat dominating the spices. Start with one or two sprays on skin; add another only after it settles. A restrained application suits its contemplative character, especially in shared indoor spaces.
Who it’s for
For those drawn to resinous incense, dry woods and cinnamon rather than sugary amber. MYRRHE will particularly appeal to wearers who enjoy a mineral counterpoint to warm materials and want incense to suggest open space rather than ceremonial grandeur.
Release year
2022
The nose
Julien Rasquinet is known for richly textured compositions, particularly his handling of woods, resins, spices and amber. Trained under Pierre Bourdon, he has created fragrances including Histoires de Parfums' Épices Exquises and Amouage's Royal Tobacco. In MYRRHE, he sets warm resin and cinnamon against a mineral impression, giving incense a setting beyond its familiar ceremonial associations.
Headspace’s story
Founded by Nicolas Chabot, HEADSPACE brings scent-capture technology into dialogue with perfumery. The house reconstructs fleeting atmospheres around objects and places, then interprets them through an emblematic raw material. Its approach joins scientific observation with imaginative composition rather than treating perfume as a literal reproduction of nature.
MYRRHE’s concept
MYRRHE pairs myrrh with the imagined atmosphere of a rock on a seashore. Its sheltered-beach setting contrasts sun-held warmth with ocean spray: cinnamon, resin and cedar meet a clearer mineral impression. Part of HEADSPACE's original seven-fragrance collection, it translates incense into a landscape of stillness rather than an enclosed, ceremonial space.
Extra info
HEADSPACE lists MYRRHE as containing 94.09% ingredients of natural origin. Its bottle, designed by Jules Dinand, takes inspiration from perfumers' working sample vials, with a minimalist paper label and black Bakelite cap.