Antiseptic gel Living Nature

June 17th, 2007 by webmaster

Living Nature is an ideal multi-purpose antiseptic means.
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Antibacterial and antimicotic skin antiseptic gel, which does not destroy “good” bacteria. Gel with manuka oil and nectar and flax perfectly calms the skin. It also forms the protective barrier, allowing the skin to be healthy and to reduce rumens. It is used as toning up means on fat and inclined to occurrence acnes skin. It is possible to use it in case of ulcers, scratches, cuts and burns. It is ideal means for treatment of various sores. It weakens an itch and helps to prevent an infection from stings of insects. It should be used after the application of depilation wax.
Active ingredients: an extract of flax, manuka nectar, manuka oil, an aloe Vera, vitamin E, totera extract, nut oil.
Manuka - is New Zeeland’s tree, which possesses on antiseptic, antibacterial and antimicotic properties and surpasses medical properties of Australian tea tree in 33 times! Owing to manuka’s presence in structure of medical balms and gels tremendous results are reached at simplification of acnes, eczema’s, psoriasis’ symptoms and at treatment of bruises and stretching.
Structure: water, an extract of flax, manuka nectar, manuka oil, aloe Vera, vitamin E, totera extract, nut oil extract.

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Richard James - Savile Row

June 13th, 2007 by webmaster

Speaking about Richard James, it is necessary to mention Savile Row street , 29 (it is the place, where the boutique of the same mark is situated) in order not to mislead it with British namesakes: the musician from Aphex Twin, the photographer, gallerier and the real estate agent, and also the namesake-American - the inventor of spring toy Slinky.
For the description of modern classics only two words are enough. For the figurative description of Richard James aroma - several pictures are required: James Bond, man’s suede cigarette case Piquadro, spicy Indian mixes of ground spices, a modest man’s buttonhole from Dior (a rose, a lily of the valley). The aroma is quite usual and it somehow reminds a lot of other things, as well as any classics do. But something really imperceptible is hidden here- it may be a style, either a breed, or tone, or just a shade - something that makes this easy and flower spicy perfume modern.
The fresh and bitter citron beginning of powder-flower tonality is freshened up to sharpness zinziber root and green tea. Light powder tonality is introduced for enriching Richard James with a chord of fresh ironed shirts. Fashionable nowadays flower notes (rose, a tuberose) in heart of aroma are opposed to flower notes of spicy cardamom and a coriander. So feminity is practically absent in it. From this time powder is replaced with the suede sounding on an octave below and less realistic. And the aroma becomes more confidently and lighter at once.
Savile Row Richard James (Yves Cassar, 2003). Bergamot, a tangerine, zinziber, green tea, a rosemary, a basil; cardamom, a coriander, a tuberose, a lily of the valley, a rose, a lavender; suede, patchouli, a sandal-wood tree, tobacco, ambre, musk, an oak moss.

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Luctor et Emergo - The People of The Labyrinths

May 4th, 2007 by webmaster

Brand The People of The Labyrinths has been based in 1983, and the first avant-garde collection has been represented a few years later. The alchemical aroma Luctor et Emergo (”To struggle and win”) has been created for almost three years, that is an extremely long term to modern measures. And shortly it has entered into the five cult (quite unknown, but having passionate adherents group) aromas.
The bottle is in the form of a chemical flask with a flat bottom and it is packed into a bright red velvet box. Instead of nobleness of lux-perfumery bottles it charms with the originality reminding manual work.
The aroma is constantly changing, skipping from sweet and dry vanilla to wet wood sawdust, from tart ennobled frankincense to dissolute cherry liquor and drunk cherry, from fragrant pipe tobacco - to dairy-caustic almonds. It will calm you with strawberry-creamy caramel and excite you with almonds and cherry smoke.
It may be dry and gothic, as frankincense and damp as kiss in the crumpled fresh grass. Here the aroma of sweet cherry and bitter chocolate are mixed. After that, be ready for impudent luscious lilies and silent evening at the thawing candles flavored by cinnamon. Aroma plays “hide while not playing” and does not calm down yet a pleasant, dry and sweet loop: almond and dairy at the same time.
All this time the sensation, whether you have already heard it may disturb you: whether you have already felt it in one of Serge Lutens’ (Chergui?), Creed’s (Angelique Encens?) or L ` Artisan Parfumeur’s (Dzing! Or Bois Farine?) aromas. But in any case it is not Guerlain or Caron. It cannot be classics - in fact it only the first aroma of the House which does not have rich history.
Luctor et Emergo is very deceptive in its sweetness - it in the strange image depends on the owner, weather, humidity and almost from the mood. Aroma reminds mysterious behavior of east people: “yes” does not always mean the consent, and “no” can mean everything!
Partly because of the behavior, partly from the price and rarities, Luctor et Emergo can never be mass aroma.

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