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Description
The first scent of Meo Fusciuni takes you on a journey to a land of diversity and vibrant colors.
A journey to Istanbul. The opening note of black pepper evokes the magic of bazaars, homesickness, and admiration for sacred places. With time, the scent takes shape and transforms. Rites de passage is a ritual of transition from top notes of black pepper, grapefruit, and bergamot, to heart notes of ylang-ylang and geranium. A captivating metamorphosis!
The deep base notes, an intimate prayer with incense, vetiver rooted in scorched earth, and red, juicy sandalwood, releasing new shoots full of divine resin, the sweetness of benzoin, and the impact of patchouli.
Ingredients
- Top notes: grapefruit, black pepper, bergamot
- Heart notes: ylang-ylang, geranium, rosewood
- Base notes: benzoin, vetiver, sandalwood, patchouli, frankincense
Fragrance Notes
Head
grapefruit, black pepper, bergamot
Heart
ylang-ylang, geranium, rosewood
Base
benzoin, vetiver, sandalwood, patchouli, frankincense
About the brand Meo Fusciuni
Meo, also known as Giuseppe Imprezzabile, is a chemist specializing in herbal medicine. He also studied anthropology and ethnobotany, diligently delving into the knowledge of natural medicine and aromatherapy. Perhaps that's why he shies away from typical nomenclature - instead of being called a nose or a perfumer, he prefers to be called, as in ancient times, an "Aromatario" (a person who knows everything about the origin, properties, and processing of herbs and spices). We would add a wizard without hesitation, because that's exactly what he does with and through scents - he enchants.
Meo Fusciuni offers not only (exceptional) products, but also - if not primarily - a certain (beautiful) vision of the world. A world filtered through the sensitivity of an independent creator, a poetic and mystical world. Encouraging us to search and showing us how much we can gain if we just allow a little magic into our lives. We don't have to look far - according to Meo, it is present in everyday gestures, rituals, feelings, favorite songs, chance encounters, memories of travels, or planning for the future.
