Magical Lupricalia Perfume - A Festive Gift for the Pagan Spirit Bonus Scent Animal Notes, Tobacco, Rose

Attention all my lusty heathens! Ignite your senses with the intoxicating scent of Lupricalia, a perfume inspired by the wild, sensual revelries of ancient Rome. With notes of musk, labdanum, and rose absolute evoke the lush, earthy atmosphere of the Lupricalia festival, it is captivating and alluring, this perfume will leave a lasting impression.
Lupricalia is for the confident, uninhibited individual who revels in their most indulgent impulses. Let this scent be your olfactory invitation to surrender to your deepest, most primal desires.

Notes: Agarwood, Cistus, Labdanum, Musk (and lots of it,) Tobacco Absolute, Rose Absolute, Frangipani, Ambrette Seed, Cêpes Absolute, Cassis Berry

This is a bonus scent, Lupricalia is not actually a part of the wheel of the year but is a pagan pastoral festival, but I had to make it. Earthy, dirty, and threateningly animalic, not for the faint of heart. If it were any more animalic, it would be in barnyard territory. It may take a little time to truly appreciate the animalic essence but if not for Lupricalia, what else?

These are my interpretations of what the wheel of the year might smell like, and it should be noted many artistic liberties we taken.
Made with natural essential oils, absolutes, and high quality synthetic aroma oils. Cruelty, paraben, phthalate, and trend free. Vegan. Only sourced from suppliers committed to sustainability.

A few things to note:
-When buying perfume, what you smell in the bottle will be different than what it smells like on. The various perfume materials will interact differently to each individual wearer's natural body chemistry. Always smell a perfume on the skin not just in the bottle.
-Also in that vein, the perfume will smell different as it evolves and dries down on the skin. The initial scent will not be the same after the dry down.
-Always test a perfume on a small patch of skin, if irritation or allergic reaction occurs, discontinue use.