
The difference
Your perfume is mostly alcohol
It is the bulk of what is in the bottle, and it takes the scent with it when it goes.
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The first ingredient
Most of the bottle isn't scent
Alcohol makes up the bulk of a spray. It is what makes one flash open, and why it can be gone by lunch.
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What that costs you
It takes the scent with it
In tropical heat it burns off fast and lifts the fragrance off your skin as it goes. It stings going on and dries out the skin underneath.
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What we did
We built it on oil instead
Oil bonds to warm skin rather than evaporating off it. Up to 7 hours from one application, on skin, never fabric.
- Alcohol spray
- Oil de Parfum
Illustrative, not measured. Wear varies with skin and climate. Up to 7 hours from a single application.
Made for the way you actually wear it.
In their own words.
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This is amazing!
I have not know how ppl will react to this smell. But I think if you pass by wind ppl will know that smell from you.
Scholastica
Bintulu
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Really Love It!
The scent is really good. Not too strong that it bothers people around you, but strong enough to make people notice. I would recommend.
Muizz
Teluk Panglima Garang
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Bukan Perfume Biasa
A true local gem dengan bau dia bukan biasa-biasa. Kualiti level international sampai ke The Lands Between. Alexander The Iron Fist pon suka 🇲🇾
Loy
Shah Alam
Application
How to wear it
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Spray onto skin, never fabric
Oil marks cloth, silk and linen most of all. Keep it clear of collars and cuffs.
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Go where the skin runs warm
Wrists, neck, inner elbows, behind the ears. Warmth is what carries it.
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Let it settle, don't rub
Rubbing breaks the top notes. Leave it alone and it reaches full presence in about 30 minutes.
Never spray onto clothing. Oil-based fragrance can stain fabric, especially silk, linen, and lighter colours. Always to skin.


