BAUM "OAK FOR EST – The scent and cycle of the oak forest"
- GALLERY
BAUM OAK FOR EST - The scent of the oak forest
Along with the scent of BAUM's limited-edition autumn fragrance "OAK FOR EST," which is based on the philosophy of "coexistence with trees," you can experience the beautiful cycle of the forest as if you were stepping into it, with a glimpse of the BAUM oak forest scenery captured by mountain collector Yuka Suzuki - the crimson-colored leaves of the trees, the fallen leaves and acorns that create rich soil. A limited-edition postcard set of scenery collected by Suzuki will also be distributed.
About BAUM
This skin and mind brand draws wisdom from the expansive, beautiful, and magnificent existence of trees, and through extensive research into tree-derived ingredients, brings a sense of comfort similar to forest bathing to everyday life. Rather than just receiving the blessings of trees, the brand is grateful for them and aims to connect tree resources to the future by using naturally derived ingredients, upcycling wood in packaging and store designs, and planting trees in two "BAUM Forests" in Japan, thereby achieving a sustainable and comfortable cycle.
Along with the scent of BAUM's limited-edition autumn fragrance "OAK FOR EST," which is based on the philosophy of "coexistence with trees," you can experience the beautiful cycle of the forest as if you were stepping into it, with a glimpse of the BAUM oak forest scenery captured by mountain collector Yuka Suzuki - the crimson-colored leaves of the trees, the fallen leaves and acorns that create rich soil. A limited-edition postcard set of scenery collected by Suzuki will also be distributed.
About BAUM
This skin and mind brand draws wisdom from the expansive, beautiful, and magnificent existence of trees, and through extensive research into tree-derived ingredients, brings a sense of comfort similar to forest bathing to everyday life. Rather than just receiving the blessings of trees, the brand is grateful for them and aims to connect tree resources to the future by using naturally derived ingredients, upcycling wood in packaging and store designs, and planting trees in two "BAUM Forests" in Japan, thereby achieving a sustainable and comfortable cycle.
