Liberty Body Essence

There is a moment when everything suddenly feels lighter. When you step out of your usual rhythm and feel as though you could go anywhere. LIBERTY captures this feeling of freedom: a fresh, citrusy Body Essence inspired by an unforgettable experience in Paris.


Use it for massage, as a body oil, added to bath salts or as your personal fragrance. In this way, LIBERTY can become part of different moments throughout your day: a quiet bath, a few mindful minutes of body care, or just before you leave home, when you want to carry a little of that lightness that freedom means to you.

The story of LIBERTY

The story of LIBERTY began in Paris.

In April 2026, we travelled to the city for a professional exhibition. On our first evening, we set out late for dinner, and by then many restaurants had already closed their kitchens. Eventually, we found a place in Saint-Germain where we could still sit down.

Not long afterwards, a man sitting at the table next to ours started talking to us. He asked where we were from. When he heard that we had come from Hungary, he raised his glass and wanted to toast with us.

“To Hungary. And to the Hungarian people.”

It was a simple gesture, yet it touched me deeply. There was something unusual about that evening. About the way the attention and curiosity of complete strangers suddenly turned towards us. About how, more than a thousand kilometres from home, a single word – Hungary – could awaken so many feelings and thoughts.


When the man was about to leave, he came over to us once more.

“Would you like to meet me tomorrow in front of the Senate?”

We were surprised. We had no idea why he was inviting us, or even who he really was. Still, we said yes.

The following day, at the agreed time, we were standing in front of the Palais du Luxembourg. He was already waiting for us. And only then did we discover that the man we had happened to meet the night before was a member of the French Senate.

He invited us inside and guided us through the building. He showed us places we would never have been able to see as ordinary visitors. He told us about the walls, the paintings, the history of France and the ideals that have been connected to this place for centuries.

The entire visit was extraordinary. Yet there was one moment that stayed with me more deeply than all the others.

He led us into a former chapel that is now used as one of the Senate’s meeting rooms. He stopped in front of a painting and began telling us about the red cap. An ancient symbol of freedom. A symbol associated with liberation that later became one of the most powerful emblems of freedom during the French Revolution. Marianne, the allegorical figure of the French Republic, would later wear it too.

Then the man turned to me.

“In France, the red cap is a symbol of freedom. I think you should buy one here in Paris. Freedom is not only something to experience. It is something worth celebrating.”

Those words stayed with me.


The next day, I bought a red cap. I walked to the Tuileries Garden, sat down by the water and watched the little sailing boats as the wind carried them back and forth across the pond.

Everything felt light. The air, the sunlight, the movement.

And suddenly I found myself wondering: what if this feeling could be captured in a fragrance? Not an event. Not a place. But that moment when you feel free. When everything becomes lighter. When you feel that you could go anywhere.

It was there, in the Tuileries Garden, that the idea of LIBERTY was born.

A fragrance that, for me, holds the feeling of freedom.