Top Notes 
Kyphi
Frankincense
Saffron
Heart Notes 
Akigalawood®
Cypriol
Papyrus
Ambrofix
Base Notes 
Styrax
Tonka bean
Cistus
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Elternal Sunrise, If Cleopatra Were to Send a Perfume from the Afterlife…
Alright, folks. I thought I’d buy myself a perfume - and what I got was an olympically-scented time travel to Thebes. “Elternal Sunrise” already sounds like a slow-motion sunrise with dramatic music - but this is more than just a fragrance. It’s a scent epic.
The opening? Saffron, incense, and Kyphi - in essence: “Hello, I’m rich, mysterious, wearing gold jewelry, and I might have just interrupted a pharaoh’s ceremony.” The saffron immediately makes its presence known (but in a good way), while the incense asks if you’re ready to step through an Egyptian temple gate with it.
Then come the heart notes: Ambrofix™, Akigalawood, papyrus, and Nagarmotha. I don’t know what they’ve thrown in there, but it smells like Indiana Jones discovering an ancient library - on a sweaty camel that smells like designer fragrance.
And the base note? Tonka bean, Ladan resin, and Styrax - like the mysterious conclusion of a ritual where you don’t know if you’re enlightened or just smelling extremely good. Sweet, resinous, warm - as if you’ve captured the sunset in a glass.
Longevity? The scent doesn’t go away - it stays, drinks tea with you, reads papyrus scrolls, and eventually moves in as a subletter on your scarf.
Conclusion:
“Elternal Sunrise” is not a perfume. It’s a royal scent vision with a hint of megalomania, somewhere between ancient ritual, fragrance art, and an Egyptian road trip at sunrise.
A spritz, and you feel like you’ve just received a secret name based on hieroglyphs.
Greetings from Kollegah, Pharaoh
The opening? Saffron, incense, and Kyphi - in essence: “Hello, I’m rich, mysterious, wearing gold jewelry, and I might have just interrupted a pharaoh’s ceremony.” The saffron immediately makes its presence known (but in a good way), while the incense asks if you’re ready to step through an Egyptian temple gate with it.
Then come the heart notes: Ambrofix™, Akigalawood, papyrus, and Nagarmotha. I don’t know what they’ve thrown in there, but it smells like Indiana Jones discovering an ancient library - on a sweaty camel that smells like designer fragrance.
And the base note? Tonka bean, Ladan resin, and Styrax - like the mysterious conclusion of a ritual where you don’t know if you’re enlightened or just smelling extremely good. Sweet, resinous, warm - as if you’ve captured the sunset in a glass.
Longevity? The scent doesn’t go away - it stays, drinks tea with you, reads papyrus scrolls, and eventually moves in as a subletter on your scarf.
Conclusion:
“Elternal Sunrise” is not a perfume. It’s a royal scent vision with a hint of megalomania, somewhere between ancient ritual, fragrance art, and an Egyptian road trip at sunrise.
A spritz, and you feel like you’ve just received a secret name based on hieroglyphs.
Greetings from Kollegah, Pharaoh
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