Breath of God

Intensely medicinal at first, this fragrance develops throughout the day, continuously revealing new facets. It reveals a murky, earthy incense that's nothing short of divine. This scent is so good, in all the right ways. It's a complex, thinking person's perfume; that makes you want to contemplate everything. The melon notes add a transparent quality, which should be at odds with the smoky dry-down, but instead combine to create a wonderful olfactory experience. 

Notes: Melon, Lemon, Amyris, Grapefruit, Ylang Ylang, Juniper, Rose, Black Pepper, Patchouli, Virginia Cedarwood, Sandalwood, Vetiver

Rumor has it that Simon created Breath of God after a trip to Tibet. He was eager to get into the lab on his return, developing ideas that initially resulted in the creation of two fragrances; one based on the smoky scents from the Tibetan temples (Exhale), and the other inspired by the fresh clean air of the mountains (Inhale). The name was inspired by the use of incense in religious rituals.

With Exhale composed predominantly of base notes and Inhale of top notes, it became clear to Simon that a fragrance with 50% of each would be incredibly powerful. The beautiful Breath of God fragrance was the result. (Breath of God= Inhale + Exhale)

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