FAQs

Selah is derived from the Hebrew Bible, meaning a call to 'stop and listen' before proceeding to the next passage. This concept embodies the essence of Selah Fragrance, encouraging moments of pause and reflection.

Our fragrances are made without artificial stabilizers, so we recommend using them within 6 months of opening for the best scent quality and performance.

Not always. We rotate our fragrances every 8–12 months to keep the collection fresh and thoughtfully curated. Some scents, like Adah and Enah, have been retired due to the difficulty of responsibly sourcing certain components.

We value intentional creation over mass production — so while a scent’s season may end, its story remains part of Selah’s journey.

We don’t participate in traditional pop-ups. However, we occasionally appear at private events or ticketed conferences that align with our brand values and community partnerships.

Our founder leads the marketing and creative direction behind Selah and has a deep passion for fragrance. We work with an Omaha-based production team to mix and pour each bottle by hand.

Our Fragrance Oils are alcohol-free, concentrated blends designed for daily wear and layering.
Our upcoming Fine Fragrance line (coming 2026) will feature alcohol-based perfumes with more projection and sillage — think of it as a complement, not a replacement.

Apply to moisturized skin and focus on pulse points (wrists, neck, inner elbows). Don’t rub your wrists together — it can dull the scent. You can also apply a touch to your hair or clothing to help the fragrance linger longer.

Keep it in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight and temperature changes. Avoid storing in the bathroom or other damp areas.