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Tesori dOriente Byzantium Badeskum 500ml
Varenr.: [7330738] | Producent: Tesori d'Oriente | EAN: 8008970040738
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A luxurious and dreamy fragrance that evokes the ancient city of Byzantium. The Black Rose fragrance, in its rarest and most mysterious variation, is caressed by warm notes of Labdanum to give rise to an enthralling and multifaceted aroma, like a precious Byzantine mosaic. This Aromatic Bath Cream gently cleans leaving skin soft and hydrated.
BLACK ROSE
The darkest and most mysterious of the flower queens, the Black Rose only grows in the Turkish district of Halfeti. Thanks to the particular ground conditions and the water, this Rose takes on a dark colour with red or burgundy speckles, but it is only in its completely black form that it represents perfection.
LABDANUM
An aromatic resin derived from Cistus creticus that has been used for millennia in the preparation of perfumes and unguents. A widespread beauty ritual amongst Byzantine women consisted of a preparation of Labdanum and Myrtle Oil to be used as a nourishing compress after baths.
BLACK ROSE
The darkest and most mysterious of the flower queens, the Black Rose only grows in the Turkish district of Halfeti. Thanks to the particular ground conditions and the water, this Rose takes on a dark colour with red or burgundy speckles, but it is only in its completely black form that it represents perfection.
LABDANUM
An aromatic resin derived from Cistus creticus that has been used for millennia in the preparation of perfumes and unguents. A widespread beauty ritual amongst Byzantine women consisted of a preparation of Labdanum and Myrtle Oil to be used as a nourishing compress after baths.