Scentbird’s Sanctuary Scents Support Wildlife Conservation

Scentbird has released its second fragrance line, Sanctuary, and the brand has vowed to donate 20% of all proceeds from the two new scents—Red Panda and Amur Leopard—to the Red Panda Network and Phoenix Fund, respectively.
 
Named for the Amur Leopard, which is the only big cat that can live in both extreme hot and cool climates, the scent has juxtaposed crisp notes like rosemary and apple with warm amber as a nod to its adaptable nature, said Scentbird. Additional accords include leather woods and tonka bean. The Red Panda fragrance opens with a blend of blackcurrant and bamboo. It has warm elements like vanilla orchid and sandalwood, while jasmine petals give the fragrance a spirited vibe, according to the brand.
 
“Changing production and consumption patterns in the fragrance industry as well as advocating for the conservation of our environment are key components of the brand's DNA,” says Mariya Nurislamova, Scentbird Founder and CEO. “We are committed and humbled to help provide animal welfare organizations with the tools they need to create a sanctuary for animals. We hope this will inspire a positive step towards building a better future and keeping animals safe.”

Red Panda and Amur Leopard are now available on HelloSanctuary.com with prices set at $26 for a travel-size vial and $98 for a full-sized bottle. Sanctuary can also be found on Scentbird.com. For more information, please visit HelloSanctuary.com.