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Dry Oil
Our Dry Oil features a 25% concentration of oil blended with Isopropyl Myristate (IPM), a clear, colorless, and odorless synthetic oil known for its excellent absorption properties and high spreadability on the skin. The bottle is equipped with a "cologne splash top" for easy application. Simply dispense a small amount into the palm of your hand, rub your hands together, and apply the golden liquid to your arms and body. This product absorbs quickly, leaving your skin feeling amazing and dry almost immediately.
Eau de Parfum
Our Eau de Parfum boasts a 25% concentration of oil combined with an ethanol compound, providing a rich and enduring scent.
Eau de Toilette
This Eau de Toilette contains a 20% concentration of oil blended with an ethanol compound, offering a balanced and sophisticated fragrance.
Alcohol-Free Roll-On
This Alcohol-Free Roll-On features a 25% concentration of oil mixed with Isopropyl Myristate (IPM), a clear, colorless, and odorless synthetic oil that enhances absorption and ensures high spreadability on the skin.
Body Lotion
Our Body Lotion is formulated with a 3% concentration of oil integrated into a lotion base, providing a gentle and nourishing application.
Pure Extract Oil
This Pure Extract Oil represents the fine fragrance oil in its most concentrated form, without any dilution. To use, dab a small amount onto your wrists and neck, then gently rub it in with your other wrist to facilitate absorption. This luxurious product offers a long-lasting fragrance experience.
Fragrance Facts & Features
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How Long Does Perfume Las...
Few things are more disappointing than applying your favourite fragrance in the morning and feeling as though it has vanished by lunchtime.
But perfume longevity is not determined by price alone. The fragrance concentration, ingredients, weather, your skin and even the way you apply it can all affect how long a scent appears to last.
Here is what you need to know.
How to Choose a Perfume O...
Buying perfume online can feel risky.
A fragrance description may sound beautiful, but how do you know whether “ambery”, “powdery” or “aromatic” is something you will actually want to wear?
Although no description can completely replace smelling a perfume yourself, you can make a much better online choice by knowing what to look for.