The First Dark Coffee
Before messages, decisions and other people’s urgency arrive.
Green citrus · Bitter coffee · Cedar
Follow this hourPrivate Hours · Online Session
A guided, skin-close scent ritual for women moving between work, family and themselves.
Alcohol-free Skin-close 15ml portable roll-on
Four moments. One question.
The Hours 30′ begins with time, not a traditional fragrance family. Each hour names a threshold in an ordinary day.
Before messages, decisions and other people’s urgency arrive.
Green citrus · Bitter coffee · Cedar
Follow this hourA minute outside to remember your body beneath the schedule.
Citrus · Solar white flowers · Warm skin
Follow this hourThe threshold between being available and becoming your own again.
Tea · Suede · Moss
Follow this hourA private pause after the day’s voices begin to fall away.
Bergamot · Jasmine · Sandalwood
Explore 8:13 PMThe pause before the next role
LIORAtelier began with a familiar threshold: the quiet minutes in the car after work, before stepping back into home and family. Founder Jessie Wong created 8:13 PM as a private sensory cue for that passage—one or two controlled touches, worn close to the skin, marking the return from everything the day requires to the self beneath it.
Jessie Wong Founder, LIORAtelier
The Private Hours path
Take the one-minute scent test and meet the moment that reflects your rhythm.
Receive the 5ml Founding Hours experience and wear 8:13 PM close to the skin.
Gather online for a quiet, guided 25–30 minute encounter with scent and transition.
Use your $15 Founding Credit toward an eligible full-size fragrance.
Private Hours · Online Session
Eight to twelve women gather online with 8:13 PM, a piece of paper and a little uninterrupted time. Jessie guides the group through a skin-close application and one question: Which part of your day still feels like your own?
Session invitations
Leave your email and we’ll send the next U.S. session date when it is ready.
Begin with Founding Hours
Founding Hours is a $25 Circle Entry created for the first LIORAtelier community in the United States.