Jamelão is named for the fruit that stains Brazilian sidewalks purple every summer — jambolan, tart and juicy, falling faster than anyone can collect it. This soap opens with pimento and rhubarb, ripens into plum and green leaves, and settles into hay, amber, and cedarwood.
Earthier and more grounded than a typical fruit soap — closer to the smell of fruit on warm pavement than fruit in a bowl.
