Top notes / In the first encounter with NECTARFLAME Eau de Parfum, the nose is enchanted with flirtatious top notes of white Linden Blossom, sweet herbaceous Rose Geranium and harmonious Lavender.
Middle notes / The decadent top lures the mind further into the perfume’s seductive middle, where lush, deep florals and sophisticated aphrodisiacs unfold in warm, sensual aromatherapy. A passionate bouquet of nectarous Tuberose, precious Bulgarian Rose, spicy, musky Amberette Seed, desirable Jasmine, Magnolia and exotic Ylang Ylang represents the loving flame of the perfume’s middle notes.
Base notes / Intriguing woods and grounding resins sum up the warm, smoky base notes in NECTARFLAME. A sense of burning leaves from Guaica Wood blends poetically with comforting Benzoin, calming Cederwood, Patchouli and the balsamic fragrance of ancient Labdanum Resin.
NECTARFLAME Eau de Parfum – a floriental fragrance.
As the name implies, the floriental fragrance family is a sophisticated fusion of flowers merged beautifully with decadent oriental notes.
Sweetly addictive, seductive and alluring, florientals are feminine and impart sensuality, warmth and voluptuous sweetness – yet are still known to be lighter than the oriental fragrance family.
Floriental fragrances blend bright, blooming notes with heady flowers, musky undertones, spices, warm woods and balsamic resins. A complex fusion of florals and rich oriental notes that awakens the senses.
Spray the perfume on skin, hair or clothing. You can either choose to spray the perfume on the body's pulse points; elbow joints, wrists, back of the knees, and behind the ears, or you can spray a fan of perfume in the air and 'walk into the cloud', gently letting the fragrance fall on your skin. ...Or do as Coco Chanel said “spray your perfume where you want to be kissed.”
Ideally, perfume develops best on undisturbed skin, i.e. avoid rubbing wrists against each other and spray your perfume on bare skin before getting dressed. Wait 20-30 seconds to let the scent develop on your warm skin. A perfume is like a bouquet of flowers that needs to unfold, so if you have time, let the perfume rest on your bare skin for approx. 10 minutes before you get dressed to let it develop its full potential.
No two people have the same body chemistry and in the patient waiting game, you will meet you and the fragrances true, harmonious identity.
Find more knowledge and inspiration on how to scent a perfume in the article
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Caution In case of contact with eyes, rinse with water. Skin test advisable. Seek professional advice during pregnancy and breastfeeding when using essential oils. Not for consumption. For external use only. Do not use on broken skin. Store in a cool place away from sunlight. Keep away from fire.
LINDEN BLOSSOM
ROSE GERANIUM
LAVENDER
TUBEROSE
BULGARIAN ROSE
AMBERETTE SEED
JASMINE
MAGNOLIA
YLANG YLANG
GUIACA WOOD
BENZOIN
CEDARWOOD
PATCHOULI
LABDANUM
Ingredients: Alcohol denat, aqua/water/eau, pentylene glycol (natural source), parfum/fragrance, ºrosa damascena (rose otto) flower water, polianthes tuberosa (tuberose) flower oil, rosa damascena (rose otto) flower oil, bulnesia sarmientoi (guaiac wood) extract, cananga odorata (ylang ylang) flower oil, jasminum officinale (jasmine absolute) flower oil, pelargonium graveolens (rose geranium) leaf oil, michelia alba (magnolia) flower oil, illicium verum (anise) fruit oil, lavandula angustifolia (lavender) flower oil, juniperus virginiana (cedarwood) wood oil, tilia cordata (linden) flower oil, pogostemon cablin (patchouli) leaf oil, hibiscus abelmoschus (ambrette) seed oil, cistus ladaniferus (labdanum) resin extract, styrax tonkinensis (benzoin) resin extract, benzyl benzoate, linalool, geraniol, benzyl alcohol, citronellol, hexyl cinnamal, eugenol, limonene, benzyl salicylate, isoeugenol, coumarin, farnesol, citral, benzyl cinnamate, hydroxycitronellal. / ºOrganic ingredients.
THIS PRODUCT IS VEGAN
EAN number: 5710334016336
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