The Body Tale Soy Milk

A simple cup, shared across generations.

The first chapter of The Tale of Asia begins with a simple cup of soy milk, a quiet symbol of comfort, nourishment, and home shared across generations. Created with perfumer Romane Zarzycki, Soy Milk captures the unexpected beauty of soy milk in its purest form: creamy, softly green, and delicately vegetal. Warm rice and soy milk open the fragrance with a gentle touch of pepper, unfolding into a heart of violet, orris, and white florals.

A comforting base of sandalwood, cedar, patchouli, vetiver, soft musk, and woody amber lingers on the skin with quiet elegance. Comforting yet refined, familiar yet unexpected, Soy Milk is a tribute to Asia’s everyday rituals, a scent that feels like home in every spray.

The Body Tale makes fragrances in Indonesia out of familiar things. Roasted green tea made with milk. Chamomile with a slightly bitter almond. Sparkling lychee syrup. The walk out of a salon after a gentle blow-dry, and the moment after a bath when skin is soft and clean.

Tea and milk come back again and again: roasted, steeped with chamomile, or pressed from soybeans. So do the small rituals of looking after oneself, shampoo bubbles and something milky smoothed onto skin. Home is in it too, a childhood kitchen and a cup shared across generations, and so is Bunga Raya, the red hibiscus that is Malaysia's national flower. Every release is an extrait.