Our story
Two family names.
One new story.
The Living Rose takes its name from Livingston and De La Rosa.
That's the whole origin, and we like it that way. No invented dynasty, no rediscovered recipe book — just two families, one name, and a shared love of making something lovely by hand.
The look of the brand nods to the classic perfumeries: fine rules, quiet type, room to breathe. The story stays firmly in the present, in Syracuse, Utah, one small batch at a time.
A promise we keep to ourselves
Heritage-inspired.
Never heritage-invented.
About the rose
A rose in the name. Never in the bath.
People sometimes expect a rose-scented collection. There isn't one, by design. The rose is our emblem — a symbol borrowed from De La Rosa and from the idea of something living and growing.
The scents themselves are things we genuinely love to smell: lavender and lemon, peppermint and wild orange, Madagascar vanilla, cinnamon sugar, eucalyptus and lemongrass. And for the shower, a jar of coffee and sugar we call Velvet Roast.
What we care about
Considered
Every scent earns its place. We'd rather make nine things carefully than forty things quickly.
Giftable
Made to be handed over. Mix scents freely; there's no set you have to fill.
Approachable
Beautiful, but never precious. A bath bomb is meant to be used, not saved for a special day.
Locally rooted
Made in Syracuse, Utah, and arranged personally with the people who order.
How we talk
Poised, not precious. Sensory, not overstated.
You won't find reviews we didn't earn, health promises we can't make, or countdown timers here. Just honest ingredients, honest sizes, and a person on the other end of your order.