Every lingerie set and every new dress asks the same question: “Do you notice me?” When he misses it, you feel it for days.

Lumessa doesn’t ask anything. You don’t announce it or explain it. You put on two drops, sit down next to him, and let him find it.

That’s what happened to Terri. Eight years together, and lately she felt more like his housemate than his wife. Before dinner, she tried a couple of drops of Lumessa. Nothing else was different. When she sat beside him, he looked up. “Wow, what are you wearing?” Then he leaned closer to smell her neck.

Most perfume is mostly alcohol. It bursts into a cloud and evaporates, which is great for a hotel lobby and useless for the moment he pulls you in.

Lumessa is an oil, with 25% perfume oil, that settles into warm skin and stays close. Your neck. Your wrists. That spot behind your ear. It’s a scent he only catches when he’s close enough to do something about it.

Under the jasmine and amber sits a pheromone complex of copulins and androsterone, two compounds that have been studied in attraction research for decades.

He won’t smell “pheromones.” He’ll smell you, warm, soft and a little different tonight. Let him work out why.

Dab two or three drops on your neck and wrists while you do your makeup. It’s still there when he hugs you at the door, still there across the dinner table, and still there on the couch when the evening stops being about dinner.

Because it’s an oil, it’s made to last 8 to 12 hours on warm skin. No reapplying in the restaurant bathroom.

Jasmine and blackcurrant bud open it. Peony and rose sit in the heart. Then it dries down into a warm, creamy amber with a touch of panna cotta that smells like your skin, only better.

Soft enough for the office. Rich enough for the moment he buries his face in your neck.

Wear it on date night. Wear it on an ordinary Tuesday. If it’s not for you, our 30-day money-back guarantee has you covered, starting the day your bottle arrives.