Santelle Eau De Parfum | UpCircle | Triple Verified Clean | Daily Ritual Lab
Santelle Eau De Parfum | UpCircle | Triple Verified Clean | Daily Ritual Lab
Verified by Daily Ritual Lab
Why You Can Trust This Product
Conventional perfumes use synthetic fragrance — a single word legally concealing up to 3,500 undisclosed compounds including phthalates, synthetic musks, and allergens. UpCircle's Santelle uses upcycled clove leaf oil and botanical extracts — a named ingredient perfume with no synthetic fragrance compounds. B Corp certified. No phthalates.
✦ Ingredient Spotlight: Clary Sage
Clary sage contains sclareol, a compound with documented effects on uterine smooth muscle. Several studies have found clary sage essential oil reduces menstrual cramping intensity through a mechanism distinct from NSAIDs — providing topical botanical cycle support without gastrointestinal effects.
Full Ingredient List
Alcohol Denat, Fragrance (natural upcycled clove leaf oil, botanical extracts), Aqua
How to Use
Spray 1–2 times onto pulse points — wrists, neck, or behind ears — from 15–20cm away. Allow to dry naturally. Do not rub wrists together. Reapply throughout the day as desired.
Certifications: Certified Organic, Leaping Bunny certified, B Corp certified, Women-owned
About the Maker
UpCircle is a B Corp certified skincare brand that uses upcycled ingredients from the food and beverage industry. 99%+ natural across the range. EWG listed. Certified cruelty-free and vegan.
Sizes & options available: One size — $60
* Verification tiers: ✓ DRL Verified — passed DRL's two-stage AI audit: ingredient screen against EU CosIng, California Prop 65, and DRL's restricted substance list, plus a brand independence and maker credentials audit. ✓✓ Double Verified — DRL Verified plus one independent certification (EWG Verified, Leaping Bunny, USDA Organic, Made Safe, or B Corp). ✓✓✓ Triple Verified — DRL Verified plus two or more independent certifications.
For educational purposes only. Not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional if pregnant, nursing, or managing a medical condition before introducing new products.
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