BULY 1803 WATER BASED PERFUMES - MAKASSAR

WATER BASED PERFUMES

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The alcohol and ethanol used in the most perfumes are aggressive solvents that alter and usually adulterate their scents. After applying an alcohol-based perfume, one must wait for the alcohol to evaporate and for the fragrant notes to gradually reveal themselves. To re-discover the scents true nature and breathe in its integrity from the first few seconds following its liberation, Officine Universelle Buly has invented the first water-based perfume for the skin. Miscible in a unique aqueous solution which doesn’t either stain, parch or unbalance the skin, the perfume can express itself fully, in all its plenitude and authenticity. The white coloration of the perfumes by Officine Universelle Buly is the token of a water-based emulsion, soft and pure.

Officine Universelle Buly has created twelve fine water-based fragrant combinations: Al Kassir, Berkane Orange Blossoms, Damask Rose, English Honey, Kiso Yuzu, Komi Forest, Makassar, Medina Oud, Mexican Tuberose, Peruvian Heliotrope, Scottish Lichen, Sumi Hinoki. All persist throughout the day without ever aggravating the skin or the senses. One level of fragrant intensity is made available by Officine Universelle Buly: Eau Triple, whose sustained presence is comparable to an essence.

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A bunch of roses, boosted an intense oriental blend of woody iris and blond tobacco.

Chopped off by a parang, the jungle wood oozes a red sap that capsizes the spirit. The dark, black-veined scent of the Sulawesi underbrush, of tropical mountains teeming with lianas and pythons. Just above the surface, blowing in from the horizon, a puff of powder carried by the hot winds sends the forest of the lambos’ sails a-pitching, disturbing the air, blue with tobacco and burned incense as the sun sets.