Of Course I Still Luv You carries Selahatin’s intimacy, but resists resolution.
It reads as romance, then drifts.
A scent held between promise and peril.

Verbena and bergamot open with clarity, almost naïve.
Cardamom follows—warm, unfamiliar, slightly unsettling.
Pine, juniper and mint anchor the base, green and resolute, holding sweetness and sharpness in the same breath.

A moment suspended—both faithful and fragile, innocent and exposed.

“The strange thing about this aroma is that it arrived fully formed. I made it, and the name followed instantly. I resisted it, doubting its simplicity. After a while, I understood that it wasn’t asking to be renamed. It was asking to be heard."

— Kristoffer Vural, founder

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