POWDERBLOOM Eau de Parfum is a sophisticated, opulent blend of exquisite floral notes, light citrus, wood, resin and powdery aldehydes. Composed of three seductive layers, POWDERBLOOM is a rare aromatherapeutic fragrance created by Karmameju and our English master perfumer.
Intimate, authentic and serene. Powderbloom Eau de Parfum is a tribute to the opulent muse we all carry within us. Deep floral notes and light, powdery decadence awaken a vibrant strength. Elegant aromatherapeutic layers unfold in a warm yet light and sensuous chypre masterblend.
Karmameju’s first fragrance has been created to celebrate the natural beauty we see in the many women and men who inspire us. A manifestation of many years of dedicated work in the world of fragrance.
POWDERBLOOM is designed to make you feel strong, wonderfully feminine and free.
Would you like to gain a deeper understanding of the perfume’s composition and fragrance notes?
Read about Powderbloom’s top, middle and base notes in the drop-down menu.
You can find more information and inspiration about the perfume in the articles
How to choose a perfume like a professional
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Meeting a master perfumer, by Mette Skjærbæk
Top note / The opening of the fragrance playfully unveilsbright top notesconsisting of fresh, green bergamot, aromatic angelica root and soothing chamomile,in beautiful harmony with spiritual, balsamic frankincense and seductive ylang-ylang.
Middle note / The first impression of POWDERBLOOM leads the senses further intothe fragrance’s flirtatious heart,where precious Bulgarian rose, rose geranium, decadent lime blossom and neroli unfold in sensual and warm middle notes.
Base note / An enigmatic anddeep base noterounds off the fragrance majestically with rustic, earthy, amber notes from resinous labdanum and sweet cedarwood notes.
The fragrance is completed by scent-enhancing aldehydes – a seductive spark that ignites Powderbloom, making it fizz like champagne.
POWDERBLOOM Eau de Parfum – a chypre fragrance
// ‘Chypre’ is pronounced ‘ship·ra’ //
The chypre fragrance can be described as the essence of elegance. The scents are rich and sophisticated, yet delicate and understated, with deep, warm and dry notes of seductive flowers, fruit and wood. It is believed that chypre fragrances date back to Roman times and are frequently mentioned in perfume manuals as far back as the 18th century. It is known for certain that the fragrance family was popularised by François Coty in 1917, when he launched a groundbreaking fragrance called Chypre. This fragrance family is named after the island of Cyprus – the birthplace of Aphrodite, the goddess of love, and renowned for its aromatic plants and chypre-scented flowers.
Spray the perfume onto your skin, hair or clothes. You can either choose to spray the perfume onto your body’s pulse points – the crook of your elbow, your wrists, the backs of your knees and behind your ears – or you can spray a fan of perfume into the air and ‘walk into the cloud’, so that the scent is evenly distributed over your body. …Or, as Coco Chanel said, “spray your perfume where you’d like to be kissed.”
Ideally, perfume develops best on undisturbed skin. This means you should avoid rubbing your wrists together and should spray your perfume onto bare skin before getting dressed. Wait 20–30 seconds to let the fragrance develop on your warm skin. A perfume is like a bouquet of flowers that needs to unfold. If you have time, let the fragrance rest on your skin for about 10 minutes before getting dressed, allowing it to reach its full potential.
No two people have the same body chemistry, and when you allow your perfume to unfold on your skin, you’ll discover your own true, harmonious identity and that of the fragrance.
You can find more information and inspiration on how to choose a perfume in the article:
Choosing a perfume like a professional
Please note Rinse thoroughly with water in case of contact with the eyes. A skin test is recommended. Seek professional advice during pregnancy and whilst breastfeeding when using essential oils. Do not ingest. Do not apply to damaged skin. Store in a cool place away from sunlight. Keep away from open flames.
Bergamot
Angelica Root
Chamomile
Frankincense
Ylang Ylang
Bulgarian Rose
Rose Geranium
Linden Flower
Neroli
Labdanum
Cederwood
Ingredients: Alcohol, pentylene glycol, ºcitrus aurantium amara (neroli) flower water, aqua/water/eau, citrus aurantium bergamia (bergamot) fruit oil, tilia cordata (linden) flower oil, boswellia carterii (frankincense) gum oil, cistus ladaniferus (labdanum) resin extract, Angelica archangelica (angelica) root oil, Rosa damascena (rose otto) flower oil, Citrus aurantium (neroli) flower oil, Cananga odorata (ylang ylang) flower oil, Juniperus virginiana (cedarwood) wood oil, Pelargonium graveolens (rose geranium) leaf oil, Anthemis nobilis (Roman chamomile) flower oil, Michelia alba (magnolia) flower oil, parfum/fragrance, linalool, geraniol, citral, citronellol, benzyl benzoate, benzyl alcohol, eugenol, farnesol, hydroxycitronellal, amyl cinnamal, cinnamyl alcohol. ºOrganic ingredients
The list of ingredients is subject to change or variation. Always check the list of ingredients on the product packaging.
THIS PRODUCT IS VEGAN.
EAN number: 5710334015988
Even if you don’t use aromatherapeutic skincare or products for the home, nature still ensures that aromatherapy is all around us. Trees and plants release invisible plant compounds, phytoncides, which research links to lower stress levels and increased activity in the body’s natural defence cells. This is a beautiful account of forest bathing, nature’s aromatherapy and the scientific evidence behind it.
