Burmite Honey

The description of the perfume: Amber fossils were found in early Burmese amber from the Cretaceous period, also known as Burmese amber, which is resin from the Hukawng Valley in northern Myanmar dating back about 99 million years. The precious amber fossil is a resin formed from the sap of a coniferous tree that has fossilized over years of heat and continuous pressure. From the above-mentioned idea, Burmese honey is a blend of fossilized amber oil in the Himalayas and pure beeswax as the main attraction - evoking the Jurassic era - memories of ancient woods, rich mysterious flowers, glowing incense, and a touch of animalistic effects. Honey of the Amber is a golden nectar from prehistoric times, 99 million years old, from bees. Ingredients: beeswax, fossil amber, amber aroma, shampaka, orange flower, jasmine, mandarin, incense, Thai oud, Australian sandalwood, cumin seeds, black pepper, cinnamon, nutmeg, coriander, myrrh, tonka, ambergris. Gender: unisex and leans more towards men. Perfume style: sweet and attractive. Main notes: honey and incense. Season: winter, spring, and autumn. Concentration: Extrait De Parfum. Nose behind the fragrance: prin. Country: Thailand.