Shinrin-yoku & Yuzu ~ Perfumery Oil

“Shinrin-yoku Yuzu”
Japanese Cypress & Citrus 
Aromachology
Perfumery Oil
 
5ml Amber Glass Roller
 
Sentire: Forest bathing is an ancient Japanese process of relaxation, known in Japan as Shinrin-yoku. The simple method of being calm and quiet amongst the trees. This sensory experience is formulated to unwind you softly into a Hinoki Wood Forest bath, drifting amongst the very trees used to create traditional temples, led dreamily by Cocoa & Frankincense, until you find yourself in a Japanese Citrus orchard alive with Yuzu fruit and citrus blossoms, awakened first by the flower and then by the fruit.
 
Composition: Hinoki Wood, Frankincense, Cocoa, Yuzu, Neroli, Lemon and Golden Jojoba Oil. Pure and Organic Oils, respectfully and sustainably procured. 
 
The word “perfume” is derived from the latin "per fumum", meaning “by means of smoke”, a practice involving the transformation of a substance into something airborne through nebulisation. In ancient civilisations, the body and spaces were perfumed by the same method of fumigation, which was synonymous with “purification”, both for religious and hygiene purposes. Perfumes didn’t exist in the same way as we know them now. Originally, flowers, plants and resins were offered to the gods. They were used as “media for approaching the divine”.