Ancient Alexandria Perfumed OilThis perfume is inspired by a rare surviving fragment of the writings of Metrodora, a pioneering female physician from 2nd century Alexandria, Egypt, then part of the Roman Empire. In Fragment No. 49 she offers a recipe for a body perfume. Weve interpreted it as a fragrant oil, designed for use after bathing or in massage. Immerse yourself in a sensual blend of rose, myrrh, and iris. An aromatic echo from the ancient world! Ingredients: Olive oil,

a type of wild cinnamon from India

whose title translates to Three Books on the Beautification and Ornament of the Human Body

lavender buds

Glyceryl Rosinate

designed for use after bathing or in massage

a site belonging to the Mohenjo-Daro Harappan culture

seductive scent

Alluring vivid red with slight orange tones

Plum brown-red with a silver shimmer

nutmeg oil

Tin with wooden bowl

We suggest to use this body oil after the gymnasium