Setepenre Natural Perfume / Origin Egypt

Description

If buying large quantities of this item we advise purchasing a 1ml sample first to ensure that you are happy with the product as we do not refund opened items

Setepenre Natural Perfume

Our natural perfumes (also known as an attar) are sourced directly from Egypt and extracted from the essences of flowers and herbs that grow under the influence of the Egyptian sun in Northern Upper Egypt. The blending of flowers, herbs, woods, seeds and roots are usually a well kept secret handed down from each generation. The high quality finished product which contains no alcohol or harsh chemicals is obtained by cold pressing or by hydro-distilling the local harvest and is suitable for use in aromatherapy and for making fine perfumes.

Country of Origin: Egypt
Colour: clear to pink tinged
Extraction; Steam Distillation
Scent: Citrusy but at the same time floral deep and woodsy with Musk, patchouli and vanilla base notes
Uses: Aromatherapy and Perfumery or for adding to creams and lotions.
Natural Product plant based only
No Harsh Chemicals Used
Alcohol Free
Not tested on Animals

Setepenre pronounced sete-pen-re is an ancient Egyptian name. It was given to an ancient Egyptian princess of the 18th dynasty.
She was the daughter of Pharaoh Akhenaten and Queen Nefertiti. Her name references Re, the mighty sun and creator god and means ‘Chosen of Re’.

The natural perfume created for the confident woman and with it you will shine. The noble floral note is slightly punchy which makes this fragrance ideal for a girls night out.

Top note: Hyacinth, Pineapple, iris, pink pepper
Heart note: Jasmine, citrus fruits
Base note: Musk, patchouli, vetiver, vanilla

For External Cosmetic Use only
Can be used straight on the skin.
A patch test is always advised to see if your skin is sensitive to the product.
Supplied in a glass rollerball bottle with screw cap
Please note that the picture in the listing is for illustrative purposes only

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