SWEENEY TODD

Sweeney Todd lays out his razors with the care of a man returning to familiar work. The chair is ready, the leather strop within reach, and London carries on outside his window. He has come home with a steady hand and a purpose that leaves little room for mercy. His fragrance begins with spiced bay rum and cold silver steel, settling into worn leather and smoked lavender.

Bay Rum: Warm, herbal spice with a traditional barber’s briskness. The respectable greeting offered to anyone taking his chair.

Silver Steel: Cold, clean metal with a keen edge. His razors, polished and waiting.

Worn Leather: Dry, supple, and marked by use. The strop beneath his hands and the practiced rhythm of his trade.

Smoked Lavender: Aromatic lavender darkened by smoke. A trace of familiar comfort altered by everything he has endured.

Bay rum warms the surface while steel remains cold beneath it. Leather and lavender linger like the furnishings of an old shop. Sweeney Todd is ready for his next customer.