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Sailor Perfume by Opus Oils

SAILOR
100% Natural
Olfactive Group: Woody Aromatic

Leathery Cedar sweetened by Lavender and Osmanthus absolute and Ambergris.  A complex and classic fragrance, that is slightly herbal, green and fresh, lending an air of soft woodiness.  Whether crammed in a phallic shaped vessel or riding the high seas like a man in the boat, keeping a tight ship has never been more fun…  Loose Lips may Sink Ships, but if you don’t ask, who will tell?  This scent will never sink your chances….  

Key Notes of Lavender Seville Absolute, Moroccan Cedarwood, Sandalwood, Osmanthus Absolute, Blond Tobacco, Ambergris and Black Musk Attar. 

*Don't forget to check out our other
Natural Perfumes:*

Wild Child #13
Starlet   (The Burlesque Collection)
Isis  ~  Pan  ~  Venus  ~  Eros   (The Divine Collection)
Spank  ~  Toro  ~  Sailor  ~  Voodoo  ~  Cowboy   (The Fetish Collection)​
Island  ~  Tropique  ~  Tiare  ~  Susgar Island  ~  Mantra   (The Island Girl Collection)

OPUS OILS is one of the few niche perfumers involved in the quickly growing field known as “Natural Perfumery.” Natural Perfumes have been with us for thousands of years.  Recently, Italian Archeologists discovered a Perfume Production site in the Mediterranean that is at least 4,000 years old!  Primitive Perfumery began with the ritual use of incense, gums, and resins in religious ceremonies.  The word “perfume” comes from the Latin per fume, “through smoke.”  Eventually the ancients began to incorporate scented plants into animal and vegetable oils, which they used to anoint their body.  These Natural Perfumes were the only fragrances used throughout most of human history.  It was not until 1868 that the first synthetic fragrance was produced (“Coumarin,” which smelled like fresh mowed hay).  Recently, Natural Perfumery is enjoying a renaissance as modern-day artisan perfumers are rediscovering the joy of blending with only natural materials.  Natural Perfumes tend not to last as long as commercial synthetic fragrances, and therefore need to be reapplied more often. 

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