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Maienfelser Naturkosmetik Manufaktur
Düfte der Bibel
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FrauKirsche
Düfte der Bibel
Maienfelser Naturkosmetik Manufaktur
FrauKirsche
08/06/2024, 02:49 PM
Düfte der Bibel
Maienfelser Naturkosmetik Manufaktur
7
Scent
6
Longevity
5
Sillage
In golden light
sharp spices
citrusy gifts
on earthy ground
a veil of
myrrh and incense
ethereally warm
oil pearls...
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Chizza
2 years ago
I find the idea behind it intriguing.
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Purpurherz
2 years ago
Great concept! Many fragrance notes that I already like, rounded off by the oil pearls. Makes me curious.
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Baneling
2 years ago
The scent sounds beautiful, great picture...
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Rosalie234
2 years ago
I really like incense ;)
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Setterliebe
2 years ago
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This must be an extraordinary scent.
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Luwa
2 years ago
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What an interesting name!
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Cenno
2 years ago
1
I'm more of a "beaver scents" kind of person 😂
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Irini
2 years ago
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Sounds like an authentic natural scent.....
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SchatzSucher
2 years ago
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The blend is very interestingly put together.
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Jeob
2 years ago
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I'm still not over the "scents of the Bible," but your description is wonderful!
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CharlAmbre
2 years ago
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Just the name alone sounds exciting for my historian's heart 😊
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Andin
2 years ago
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I find the concept really exciting; I’d love to test it out just out of curiosity. Hopefully without the biblical grape sugar😉
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Gandix
2 years ago
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It's too sweet for you again 😅
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Eggi37
2 years ago
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Aside from the grape sugar, it’s definitely nice.
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Midnights
2 years ago
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Sounds consistently high-quality and exciting.
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NeonNoir
2 years ago
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I don't really see the grape sugar fitting in the scent, but overall it sounds really pleasant.
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FrauMieze
2 years ago
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the name says it all....
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Yatagan
2 years ago
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That was at least very interesting.
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NuiWhakakore
2 years ago
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One wonders where glucose is mentioned in the Bible...
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BunteHexe27
2 years ago
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Nice words. I didn't get the sweetness.
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Floyd
2 years ago
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I found that very interesting too...
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JonasP1
2 years ago
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I like the idea behind it and think the oil is just as well done.
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Konst121
2 years ago
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Does the Bible have that many scents, or why the plural? 🤔
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Konst121
2 years ago
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Thanks for doing the research 😂 Now I get the concept too, haha!
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JonasP1
2 years ago
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@Konst121
Spikenard (John 12:3) (Exodus 30:24) (Job 42:14)
Galbanum (Exodus 30:34) (Sirach 24:13,15)
Myrrh (Psalm 45:9) (Matthew 2:11)
Frankincense (Exodus 30:34-35) (Matthew 2:10-11) (Luke 1:8-10)
Ginger grass (Ezekiel 27:19)
Cistus (Genesis 43:11)
Myrtle leaves (Isaiah 41:19)
Cassia (Psalm 45:8-9)
Saffron (Song of Solomon 4:13-14)
And now read it all and memorize it! ;-)
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BunteHexe27
2 years ago
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Sure, there are quite a few mentioned.
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ParfumAholic
2 years ago
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Sounds at least varied.
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ElAttarine
2 years ago
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Oh how nice that you like it too! I didn't really get the sweetness.
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Pinseltown
2 years ago
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I think I would like that...
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Bosworth
2 years ago
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That sounds great all around.
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Axiomatic
2 years ago
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Sounds really fitting and atmospheric.
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Marieposa
2 years ago
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So contemplative. Just reading your words is enough to feel at peace.
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Spatzl
2 years ago
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I've picked up a few raw materials from them as references. However, I'm not familiar with their scents yet. Interesting!
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Duftgroupie
2 years ago
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I really liked that one!
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Cfr
2 years ago
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It must be shining down from above ☺️
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LeSentier
2 years ago
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"Scents of the Bible" is kind of weird... it's amazing what exists...
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FrauKirsche
2 years ago
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I like it a lot because it has a very balancing and calming effect.
However, it also has a slightly sweet note of glucose that I could do without.
Thanks to
@BunteHexe27
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Spikenard (John 12:3) (Exodus 30:24) (Job 42:14)
Galbanum (Exodus 30:34) (Sirach 24:13,15)
Myrrh (Psalm 45:9) (Matthew 2:11)
Frankincense (Exodus 30:34-35) (Matthew 2:10-11) (Luke 1:8-10)
Ginger grass (Ezekiel 27:19)
Cistus (Genesis 43:11)
Myrtle leaves (Isaiah 41:19)
Cassia (Psalm 45:8-9)
Saffron (Song of Solomon 4:13-14)
And now read it all and memorize it! ;-)
However, it also has a slightly sweet note of glucose that I could do without.
Thanks to @BunteHexe27