An imaginary voyage back to the time of Alexander the Great when, at night, spices and resins were burned. The smoke took on their sweet, balmy accents that soothed the soul and offered repose to the body. Slowly, they prepared for the morrow and the great conquests to come.

Opoponax or opopanax is a resin from a shrub found in Africa and the Middle East. With its sweet, warm fragrance, it is often used in oriental accords.

alcohol denat. (sd alcohol 39-c) - aqua (water) - parfum (fragrance) - eugenol - limonene - geraniol - citronellol - coumarin - linalool - alpha-isomethyl ionone - cinnamal - butylphenyl methylpropional - citral - benzyl benzoate - isoeugenol - farnesol - benzyl alcohol - cinnamyl alcohol - ethylhexyl methoxycinnamate - ethylhexyl salicylate - butyl methoxydibenzoylmethane - bht. vol. 78°