Petitgrain, vetiver, jasmine, cedar, coriander, ambergris, rose
"The scent of ambergris, the base ingredient for classic oriental perfumes, has long been enriched with vanilla and sandalwood, embellished with spices, supported by musk, made seductive and ready to use, and we are all used to it, but this is not the first incarnation of amber. Perfume - means "through smoke", the name comes from the aromatic materials that were burned to purify the air, as well as the spirit. L'Air du Desert Marocain is the creation of the talented self-taught perfumer Andy Tower. There is something special about the smell of ancient incense (styrax, frankincense). Even without knowing the name of this fragrance, inhaling it, I will still feel the peace that I felt only once, when one morning I was driving through the deserts of the American Southwest, complete silence, no human presence, the inverted bowl of heaven infinitely high above me, only sage and quail on the brown earth. Every single object seemed to be overflowing with itself, filled to the brim, ready to burst at the slightest push. Wear this scent, and you will feel the cloudless sky rushing up above you.
