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This is one of those rare products that upon first sniff triggers an instant desire to create with it

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intense honey-like rose notes and exceptional purity from the Bulgarian Rose Valley

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This is a base with a split personality: it is smoky intensity with extreme radiance from power ambers and some of the longest-lasting wood chemicals in the industry

Kewda Attar missing_batch/dates This is one of thosekewra also spelled kewda comes from the male flowers of the screwpine (Pandanus), a spiky coastal plant that grows along the Bay of Bengal. The flowers are picked at dawn and distilled into sandalwood oil over twelve to fifteen days, each day's batch of fresh flowers adding more depth. The Mughal emperor Babur described the scent as "moist musk" an apt description of something humid, radiant, and honeyed. The first impression is almost overwhelming: