Fragrance

“I wanted to travel until there was nothing left to seek. Today, I know that life is a journey leading us to the end of the world – a return to the harmony we once lost,” said the great Swiss explorer Ella Maillart, who in 1951 was one of the first Westerners to reach Nepal, the birthplace of Buddha. When the oceans rise, the highest places will become the last refuges, and lands once deemed hostile will offer shelter. The Eleventh Hour composition is a scented fantasy of the end of the world – a journey to the end of time, the last fragrance on Earth. Top notes: bergamot, Sichuan pepper Heart notes: rum, carrot seed, wild fig Base notes: tonka bean, cashmere wood Spray the Eau de Parfum from a distance of 10–15 cm onto the body’s warm pulse points: behind the knees, abdomen, wrists, inner elbows, solar plexus, behind the ears, the nape of the neck, and the back of the neck. One spray per point is sufficient. Do not rub the fragrance into the skin, as it can alter how the composition unfolds. For enhanced longevity, apply on well-moisturized skin in combination with body cream, lotion, or oil.