Blomma Cult

Description of the perfume: Blomma Cult in Room 1015 is a counterculture during the sixties and seventies era of liberation and decadence. Hand-picked flowers, taste of violet candy. A cloud of white musk and warm woody patchouli. Blomma Cult is a floral, sensual perfume ... built around patchouli with hints of lilac and violet. A strong floral perfume as a sensory concept of the counterculture movement in the sixties and seventies with sexual liberation and the rise of hippie culture. - Dr. Mike (founder and creative director) Ingredients: perfume opening lilac and bergamot; heart of the perfume Kashmir woods, lily of the valley, and patchouli; perfume base consisting of cinnamon, vanilla, and white musk. Concentration: EDP. Perfumer behind the perfume: Amelie Bourgeois and Anne Sophie Behaghel. Country: France