Sacred 786 Elixir

I'm lost for words trying to describe this, the best I can think of is "Vintage". It smells like you have just discovered an antique bottle of unknown origin, opened it and the liquid inside is still sooo good! There's a musky, warm spice, layered over a forest with wild roses blooming and fresh green sap. (Imagine breaking a branch on a rose tree, then smelling that.) JoAnne does roses and forest style scents exceptionally well and this is a great example of that. Each time I sniff it, I find myself falling for it a little bit more. I think this would also be beautiful for guys, I'd love to smell it on my man.

This is a deep, masculine, and mysterious work of art, and yes, it feels vintage! Aside from the animalic notes, it's spicy, balsamic, and green/herbal: The cinnamon is most prominent, then Peru balsam & castoreum with some labdanum & natural musk to keep it grounded; the mixture of black spruce, galbanum, holy basil, and spikenard lift the aromatic spirit; lastly, frankincense and a brilliant touch of dewy rose bring balance.

She uses 100% natural ingredients and this creation is no less complex than Russian Adam's Areej Le Doré! He's not the first nor the only one utilizing natural animalics! **JoAnne Bassett's retiring; this fragrance will eventually be gone and never produced again—I highly recommend everyone to try it before it's too late (the sample is only $6)!