Saturn 19: A Cosmic Collection Born for Retrograde
On May 23, the planet Saturn moves into retrograde—and with it, a new era of intention begins.
We’re celebrating this celestial shift with the official launch of Saturn 19 , a fragrance and candle collection born from transformation, grounded in ritual, and created in collaboration between BuMama founder Lisa Kyser and her daughter Tatum Jenkins .
Tatum’s connection to the cosmos has always been deep and personal. Saturn, in particular, has held a special place in her heart, a planet symbolizing structure, reflection, and growth. When the idea for a scent inspired by her love of Saturn surfaced, we knew the timing of its release had to align with something greater. And so, Saturn 19 launches in tandem with Saturn’s retrograde, an astrological event that encourages us to slow down, reassess, and realign.
The scent itself is a reflection of this introspective journey. Sweet violet , velvet amber , sensual sandalwood , and vanilla bean come together in a fragrance that feels both grounded and ethereal like Malibu at twilight or a late-night cosmic walk by the sea.
Like all BuMama products, Saturn 19 is vegan, cruelty-free, non-toxic, and made for sensitive souls. It’s more than fragrance—it’s a tool for ritual. A sensory reminder to come back to yourself.
Whether you wear it or light it, Saturn 19 invites you to pause, breathe, and connect—with yourself, the stars, and what matters most.
Crafted using clean, skin-safe ingredients and hand-poured in California, the collection includes:
- Eau de Parfum in three sizes: 100mL, 10mL Travel Spray, and Sample
- Saturn 19 Candle in an iridescent 14oz glass vessel and a 4oz travel tin, featuring a wooden wick for a soft crackling burn
Like all BuMama products, Saturn 19 is vegan, cruelty-free, non-toxic, and made for sensitive souls. It’s more than fragrance—it’s a tool for ritual. A sensory reminder to come back to yourself.
Whether you wear it or light it, Saturn 19 invites you to pause, breathe, and connect—with yourself, the stars, and what matters most.
