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Niflheim (World of mist) can be considered as sort of a Norse hell. It was the second of the two primordial realms to emanate out of Ginnungagap, the other one being Muspelheim (World of fire). Between these two realms, creation began when its waters mixed with the heat of Muspelheim to form a "creating steam". Later, it became the abode of Hel, a goddess daughter of Loki, and the afterlife for her subjects, those who did not die a heroic or notable death.

The perfume is a story of suffering, translated into struggle and contrast between the notes: spiciness and freshness, warm and chill. This fragrance is unique and very strange in a good way, a whole wearing experience. It tells you a story rather than focusing on a blend of notes and a pyramid.
The ingredients of Niflheim are also based on Norse mythology: the Vikings used to burn lavender, fir, flowers, honey and dragon's blood resins in ritual ceremonies.
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With Santal Segar you have everything you need to face spring in the best possible way.
In the opening it kicks off with a blast of really juicy citruses the floral heart is pervaded by a candid and definitely fresh rose, almost as if it had just been harvested For the remaining duration of the fragrance you will be enveloped by a whirlwind of sensual vanilla and sandalwood. A minimal masterpiece that demonstrates how it is possible to create real works of art by using only a few natural ingredients of excellent quality

Polarizing masterpiece. To this day, the best westernized rose oud I have ever smelled Pleasantly spicy thanks to black pepper and saffron, expertly softened thanks to a wonderful and dense and sweet amber accord placed in the heart. For the entire duration of this fragrance you will be pervaded by whiffs of woody, incensy and kinda fruity oud

A fragrance worthy of a king which manages to capture all the magic, mystery and charm of the East

"A fragrance exclusively made with all-Australian native ingredients including:- West Australian Sandalwood, Tasmanian Boronia absolute, Red Desert Rosewood from Far North Queensland, Blue Cypress from the Tiwi islands, Honey Myrtle from South Australia and Nerolina from New South Wales ". What else can i add to this brief description from the brand? this might be so far my favourite from the house, and trust me i've smelled many of them already

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