Description
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The olfactive description of Invocation’s perfume in the language of the Mecca of the perfume world, Grasse, France, by Laurence Fanuel, perfumer.
A blend of dry and warm spices mixed with cedarwood and encense. Cinnamon bark effects, with nutmeg, pimento, peppers, cedarwood with a “sharpened pencil” side, encense notes, a floral softness and balsams. Perfume Family: spicy woody
The ISKUTAAU-FIRE perfume is the synergy of 15 essential oils and plant extracts. Because it is associated with the element of fire, it evokes the rich smell of hot ashes, incense, and an intense mood. In aboriginal spirituality, fire is associated with spirit; it is as alive as wind, water and earth. ISKUTAAU helps to reestablish the balance of the inner fire, and often the human organism’s ability to produce its own warmth. Each spray bring back to the energy source of inner life.
ISKUTAAU-FIRE, is made of 100% natural ingredients, and is 90% organic. The essential oils and plant extracts that compose it, all work together to promote efficient energy management. The active ingredients are rose, goldenrod, red pine, thymol thyme, mandarin, clove and ginger to which we added juniper, helichryse, cistus, vanilla, cypriol nagarmotha, cinnamon, and birch. The whole forms an aromatherapy complex which, like fire, can deeply transform an individual’s state of mind.
How to use it :
Whether depressed or too enthusiastic, there is a risk of losing energy. The heart suffers the consequences. So it is necessary to look closely at the emotions within us to dissolve those that are negative and harmful to our health. The use of ISKUTAAU-FIRE helps to eliminate negative emotions to the profit of more positive ones. It helps in being conscious of the low level or overdose of energy so we can learn balance and equanimity.
Its main correspondences are the followings:
Color : red
Taste : bitter
Direction : east
Season : summer
Body symbolism : heart, small intestine
Emotions : love, compassion, honor
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