The Story Behind Cocoa Maison
The scent of home, reimagined.
Cocoa Maison is a love letter to the women who taught us what softness felt like. This fragrance warms the room the same way cocoa butter warmed our skin as kids — slow, golden, familiar. It’s the scent that drifted through bedrooms on slow mornings and lingered in the halls long after the last hug.
This blend melts into the air like heritage itself: creamy cocoa butter, golden amber, vanilla tonka, and soft woods — notes that feel like moisturized skin under warm light; like ease you didn’t have to earn.
And somewhere in this fragrance, there’s always Grandma. How she scooped the cocoa butter with the back of her fingernail. How she rubbed it into our skin first — small circles, patient hands — teaching us what it meant to care for ourselves by caring for us. How she taught us to rub our elbows, “don’t miss the corners,” how to get the knees good, how softness was a ritual, not a luxury.
That memory lives here.
Cocoa Maison carries the after-bath glow, the passed-down rituals, the cultural knowing we didn’t have language for then but honor instinctively now. It’s nostalgia, but grown. Familiar, but refined. A modern house fragrance rooted in Black memory and elevated with intention.
Warm. Golden. Comforting.
Cocoa Maison — for the moments that feel like memory.