Dionysus Perfume Oil
Purple, Amethyst
Top: Black Currant, Apple
Middle: Black Cherry, Red Wine, Clove
Base: Vanilla, Oak, Amber
Embrace the intoxicating allure of Dionysus with a fragrance that embodies his lavish and hedonistic spirit. Picture a sophisticated blend where the sweetness of black currant and apple dances atop a heart of rich red wine and luscious black cherry, accented by a hint of spicy clove. As the scent evolves, aged oak and warm amber create a deep, velvety base that highlights the complexity of merlot, while vanilla lends a smooth sweetness to the finish. Patchouli and nutmeg essential oils add layers of woodsy spice, enriching the fragrance with a robust depth. This perfume is deep, dark, and luscious—an ode to Dionysus and his indulgent revelries, capturing the essence of pleasure and celebration in every drop.
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Dionysus is the Greek god of wine, fertility, revelry, and ecstasy. He is the son of Zeus and the mortal Semele, and his mythology often centers around themes of liberation, transformation, and the breaking of societal norms. Dionysus is known for his association with the vine and winemaking, and he presides over celebrations and festivals, particularly those that involve ecstatic dances and dramatic performances. He is often depicted as a youthful and effeminate figure, accompanied by a retinue of followers, including satyrs and maenads. Dionysus embodies the dual nature of joy and madness, reflecting the power of nature and the complex interplay between civilization and primal instincts.
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Welcome to the deity perfumes!
Where each perfume has notes of various scents that are associations for that deity! Research backed associations and cross referenced for accuracy.
Being a perfume, the point of these items is primarily to smell good and have a reminder of that deity throughout your day. A few crystal chips related to that deity are also added!
Made with 5mL and 10mL sturdy glass bottle, steel rollerballs for easy gliding, fractioned coconut oil, and fragrance oils.
Disclaimer: Always perform a patch test before applying any new fragrance. A patch test can easily be done by applying the fragrance on your inner elbow and waiting 24-48 hours. If you experience any redness or irritation discontinue use and consult your physician.
Perfume oils tend to sit close on the skin. It creates a more intimate bubble of scent around you. Sometimes scents can change depending on your skin chemistry (isn't science awesome?!). On average perfume oils tend to last long that your traditional alcohol based perfume sprays.
Small enough to fit in a pocket, purse or bag; This is one of the joys of perfume oils and can be quite satisfying!
Purple, Amethyst
Top: Black Currant, Apple
Middle: Black Cherry, Red Wine, Clove
Base: Vanilla, Oak, Amber
Embrace the intoxicating allure of Dionysus with a fragrance that embodies his lavish and hedonistic spirit. Picture a sophisticated blend where the sweetness of black currant and apple dances atop a heart of rich red wine and luscious black cherry, accented by a hint of spicy clove. As the scent evolves, aged oak and warm amber create a deep, velvety base that highlights the complexity of merlot, while vanilla lends a smooth sweetness to the finish. Patchouli and nutmeg essential oils add layers of woodsy spice, enriching the fragrance with a robust depth. This perfume is deep, dark, and luscious—an ode to Dionysus and his indulgent revelries, capturing the essence of pleasure and celebration in every drop.
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Dionysus is the Greek god of wine, fertility, revelry, and ecstasy. He is the son of Zeus and the mortal Semele, and his mythology often centers around themes of liberation, transformation, and the breaking of societal norms. Dionysus is known for his association with the vine and winemaking, and he presides over celebrations and festivals, particularly those that involve ecstatic dances and dramatic performances. He is often depicted as a youthful and effeminate figure, accompanied by a retinue of followers, including satyrs and maenads. Dionysus embodies the dual nature of joy and madness, reflecting the power of nature and the complex interplay between civilization and primal instincts.
———
Welcome to the deity perfumes!
Where each perfume has notes of various scents that are associations for that deity! Research backed associations and cross referenced for accuracy.
Being a perfume, the point of these items is primarily to smell good and have a reminder of that deity throughout your day. A few crystal chips related to that deity are also added!
Made with 5mL and 10mL sturdy glass bottle, steel rollerballs for easy gliding, fractioned coconut oil, and fragrance oils.
Disclaimer: Always perform a patch test before applying any new fragrance. A patch test can easily be done by applying the fragrance on your inner elbow and waiting 24-48 hours. If you experience any redness or irritation discontinue use and consult your physician.
Perfume oils tend to sit close on the skin. It creates a more intimate bubble of scent around you. Sometimes scents can change depending on your skin chemistry (isn't science awesome?!). On average perfume oils tend to last long that your traditional alcohol based perfume sprays.
Small enough to fit in a pocket, purse or bag; This is one of the joys of perfume oils and can be quite satisfying!
Purple, Amethyst
Top: Black Currant, Apple
Middle: Black Cherry, Red Wine, Clove
Base: Vanilla, Oak, Amber
Embrace the intoxicating allure of Dionysus with a fragrance that embodies his lavish and hedonistic spirit. Picture a sophisticated blend where the sweetness of black currant and apple dances atop a heart of rich red wine and luscious black cherry, accented by a hint of spicy clove. As the scent evolves, aged oak and warm amber create a deep, velvety base that highlights the complexity of merlot, while vanilla lends a smooth sweetness to the finish. Patchouli and nutmeg essential oils add layers of woodsy spice, enriching the fragrance with a robust depth. This perfume is deep, dark, and luscious—an ode to Dionysus and his indulgent revelries, capturing the essence of pleasure and celebration in every drop.
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Dionysus is the Greek god of wine, fertility, revelry, and ecstasy. He is the son of Zeus and the mortal Semele, and his mythology often centers around themes of liberation, transformation, and the breaking of societal norms. Dionysus is known for his association with the vine and winemaking, and he presides over celebrations and festivals, particularly those that involve ecstatic dances and dramatic performances. He is often depicted as a youthful and effeminate figure, accompanied by a retinue of followers, including satyrs and maenads. Dionysus embodies the dual nature of joy and madness, reflecting the power of nature and the complex interplay between civilization and primal instincts.
———
Welcome to the deity perfumes!
Where each perfume has notes of various scents that are associations for that deity! Research backed associations and cross referenced for accuracy.
Being a perfume, the point of these items is primarily to smell good and have a reminder of that deity throughout your day. A few crystal chips related to that deity are also added!
Made with 5mL and 10mL sturdy glass bottle, steel rollerballs for easy gliding, fractioned coconut oil, and fragrance oils.
Disclaimer: Always perform a patch test before applying any new fragrance. A patch test can easily be done by applying the fragrance on your inner elbow and waiting 24-48 hours. If you experience any redness or irritation discontinue use and consult your physician.
Perfume oils tend to sit close on the skin. It creates a more intimate bubble of scent around you. Sometimes scents can change depending on your skin chemistry (isn't science awesome?!). On average perfume oils tend to last long that your traditional alcohol based perfume sprays.
Small enough to fit in a pocket, purse or bag; This is one of the joys of perfume oils and can be quite satisfying!
