Eau de Miel (Honey Water) 1 oz | III MAGI | AROMANTIQUE

Eau de Miel (Honey Water) – A Sophisticated Blend of Sweetness and Spice

Immerse yourself in the rich, classic aroma of Eau de Miel (Honey Water), a fragrance that exudes sophistication and confidence. Perfect for both daytime and evening wear, this blend of bright florals, sweet citrus, spices, and honeyed musk is designed to leave a lasting impression.

Fragrance Profile:

• Top Notes: Bergamot, Cloves – A vibrant opening of citrus and spice.
• Middle Notes: Rose, Lavender, Orange Blossom – A heart of timeless florals with a hint of sweetness.
• Base Notes: Honey, Musk, Sandalwood – A warm, rich finish with a touch of luxurious sweetness.

Smells Like:

• Bright Florals
• Spices
• Honey
• Musk

Spiritual Applications:

• Attracting Money and Love: Honey has long been associated with sweetness and attraction, making this fragrance a powerful tool for drawing in love and abundance. The rich, warm notes of honey and musk are traditionally used in rituals to enhance personal magnetism and prosperity.

Historical Significance: Eau de Miel, or Honey Water, has roots in historical perfumery, where honey was often combined with spices and florals to create opulent and indulgent scents favored by the elite. The use of real musk in this formula adds a rare and prized element to the fragrance, historically regarded as one of the most sought-after ingredients in perfumery. Musk was valued not only for its deep, animalic scent but also for its reputed aphrodisiac properties, making it a key component in luxury fragrances designed to attract and allure.

About the AROMANTIQUE Line: The AROMANTIQUE line resurrects the lost fragrances of the Victorian and Edwardian eras, bringing the aromas of centuries past back to life. Each fragrance is carefully selected and recreated from classical apothecary manuals using the highest quality ingredients and period-appropriate production techniques. The result is an authentic bottle of history, offering a glimpse into the glamorous past.