‘His Collection’ Selection Box
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‘His Collection’ Selection Box

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‘His Collection’ Selection BoxA collection of scents inspired by popular mens aftershave. Excite Excite fragrance is inspired by a very popular mens deodorant. This fragrance makes a statement by embracing the power of the understatement, the woody fragrance with a hint of oriental spice. Bos Orange A blend of spicy top notes of coriander and red apples. Followed by a heart of incense and sichuen pepper before blending into a base of vanilla and sandalwood. Savage A blend of

A collection of scents inspired by popular men’s aftershave.

Excite- Excite fragrance is inspired by a very popular mens deodorant. This fragrance makes a statement by embracing the power of the understatement, the woody fragrance with a hint of oriental spice.

Bos Orange- A blend of spicy top notes of coriander and red apples. Followed by a heart of incense and sichuen pepper before blending into a base of vanilla and sandalwood.

Savage- A blend of Radiant top notes burst with the juicy freshness of Reggio di Calabria Bergamot. Ambroxan, derived from precious ambergris, unleashes a powerfully woody trail. 

Joup- A blend of Orange Blossom, Mandarin, Bergamot and Amalfi Lemon top notes, heart notes of Jasmine, Heliotrope, Lily of the Valley, Cinnamon and Cardamom, and base notes of Sandalwood, Tonka Bean, Patchouli and Vanilla.

Woodsage & Sea Salt- Escape to the coast with the scent of fresh sea air, where sharp nuances of bergamot and lemon zest add life to a spirited heart of spiced florals and cool sage. To close, earthy notes of musk and tobacco are blended with rough cuts of cedar and sandalwood.

Brave- An oriental woody fragrance opening with citrus notes of bergamot, lemon, grapefruit
lime, mandarin combined with lavender, fennel, galbanum, green leaf, green violet
apple, melon and cassis leading to a floral heart of jasmine, freesia, rose, violet and lily
with fresh marine hints on a rich woody base of sandelwood, cedarwood, vertiver
patchouli, amber, labdanum, styrax, tonka, vanilla, moss and musk.

Pomegranate Noir- Pomegranate noir fragrance is A daring blend that is bold and dark, where ruby fruits of plum and pomegranate sit atop the warm spice of pink peppercorn, that sprinkled upon fresh lily and sweet frankincense. The temptingly smokey scent of guaiacwood awaits the close, accompanied by sensual amber and soft musk.

C.Aventos- This opens with tantalising top notes of blackcurrant and Italian bergamot, blended with Calville Blanc apples and sparkling pineapple. A woody and heady centre is complemented with notes of roses, Jasmine blossom and patchouli, while a rich base of oak moss, ambergris and a touch of vanilla provides a final flourish to this sophisticated scent.

All wax melts are handmade using 100% Rapeseed & coconut wax, wax dye or mica, biodegradable glitter, and only the best quality fragrance oils are used to the highest percentage legally permitted to ensure our wax melts are strongly scented. All wax melts are vegan friendly,and cruelty free.

How to use: Pop 1 segment into your favourite burner to enjoy hours of fragrance, we also recommend using a 2-4 hour tealight to warm up your wax. 

Weight- Approximately 22g for each segment

Disclaimer-  These items are handmade and hand poured so the item issued may differ slightly in colour or appearance. Our Fragrance Oils are similar to high end scents. We are in no way affiliated with any designer fragrance companies, our fragrance simply smells similar to the scent.

 

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