Tambour

Description

Tambour is the scent of the warrior and of the rebel to the authority of establishment, as is just right in a time when the injustice of the powerful and the oppression of the weak reign undiscussed. Tambour is an intriguing and overbearing fragrance that will only appeal to a true rebel, man, or woman.

Its aroma reaches a refined extravagance and will wear it a person who does not fear being noticed or who has decided to renounce shyness.

Tambour is the simplest of my compositions, made of two ingredients that are two archetypes of the olfactory language, on whose quality entirely depends on the success of the scent: the princely Damascene rose and the popular Patchouli of Singapore.

Patchouli is the scent of past young generations, militants, idealists, and researchers of spiritual truth who reached the heart of India hitchhiking, at the end of a purifying journey on the path of inner rebirth. Its aroma evokes the shelter of deep and humid forests, arousing in who wears it the feeling of intimacy with himself. Wearing Patchouli helps to overcome the difficulty to identify ourselves with our physical appearance. It allows those who live in a dimension of exalted mental and psychical experiences to remain with their feet on earth because its energy strengthens the chakra of the base, which is the center of our physical nature.

In these properties resides the explanation of the strong fascination that Patchouli has always had for the new generations. They all have in common two attributes of the youth: physical overbearance of the hormonal transport and great idealistic aspirations. Patchouli allows them to marry harmoniously.

For the same reasons, the fragrance of Patchouli will sometimes be perceived as physical aggression by more mature persons who, as a result of their social and professional life, must control their physical pulsions. In effect, Patchouli emanates a raw but irresistible sensuality and induces the pituitary gland to produce endorphins (which are euphorising).

I’s aroma will instead appeal to seasoned rebels, who find in it scent the state of mind of their youth and who will wear it as a manner to manifest their refusal to integrate themselves into the pre-established order.

Rose, the second component of Tambour, is the archetype of the flower and the symbol of love, both profane and mystic. Its scent has an affinity with the chakra of the heart that it energizes, allowing him to irradiate our thoughts and our actions with the energy of love.

According to P. Davis, Rose helps to spiritualize sexual relations and favors creativity in every branch of art because it is the scent of the angels and inspiration is of angelic nature. Tambour is an olfactory melody that possesses the rhythm of Patchouli together with the energy of Rose and combines in an inimitable scent their complementary effects on the three dimensions of human nature: physical, mental, and emotional.

In order to mitigate the effect of Tambour on others, wear it on a handkerchief in the inner pocket of the jacket or under the arms. It will then diffuse its aroma only when you make gestures, as small scented clouds that appear and disappear in a way much more intriguing and much less overbearing.

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