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Top Notes 
French clary sage
Indonesian nutmeg
Italian mandarin orange
Heart Notes 
American pink pepper
Canadian fir balsam
Cape snow bush
Base Notes 
Dominican amyris
Atlas cedar
Haitian vetiver
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When all "climate zones" come together....
....I might be called "Zwerg Nase." Since with his "mini snout" he could hardly perceive anything. But as I wouldn't like that name - the title is a statement!
And truly, a wonderful scent emerges from this.
From the heart of Europe come the clary sage (the calming good-mood maker) and the mandarins that open the fragrance. Along with something from the humid regions of Southeast Asia - voilà - the nutmeg. A dark, full spice with exotic undertones.
And that's not all... From the temperate zones of Africa, rosemary has made its way in, and from Central America, mild aromatic pink pepper. And as if that weren't enough - we land in Canada - where the greenest of all firs grow! Thanks to the cool, moist climate.
On we go - now it's the turn of plants from tropical islands. Exotic wood from the Dominican Republic and sweet grasses from Haiti!
Now the olfactory world journey is almost at an end. Only the most famous of all cedars - of course from the Atlas Mountains - finds its place in the fragrance potpourri - a globally woven tapestry of delightful scents. Harmoniously put together - small edges and corners are not missing either.
Highly stimulating nasal delight!
I am finally rid of the little "poison dwarf"! :-))
And truly, a wonderful scent emerges from this.
From the heart of Europe come the clary sage (the calming good-mood maker) and the mandarins that open the fragrance. Along with something from the humid regions of Southeast Asia - voilà - the nutmeg. A dark, full spice with exotic undertones.
And that's not all... From the temperate zones of Africa, rosemary has made its way in, and from Central America, mild aromatic pink pepper. And as if that weren't enough - we land in Canada - where the greenest of all firs grow! Thanks to the cool, moist climate.
On we go - now it's the turn of plants from tropical islands. Exotic wood from the Dominican Republic and sweet grasses from Haiti!
Now the olfactory world journey is almost at an end. Only the most famous of all cedars - of course from the Atlas Mountains - finds its place in the fragrance potpourri - a globally woven tapestry of delightful scents. Harmoniously put together - small edges and corners are not missing either.
Highly stimulating nasal delight!
I am finally rid of the little "poison dwarf"! :-))
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