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Perfume Oil Ingredients:
Fragrance, Dipropylene glycol
(DPG).
Disclaimer: Love Potion® Fragrances are created with
the magical properties of the ingredients in mind. The "meanings"
of the ingredients are derived from folklore and religions the world
over and throughout time. While we create fragrances with intended "purposes",
no guarantee of success is granted or implied.
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Created by Mara Fox
The Feast of Tabernacles, or Sukkot, is the week long Jewish
harvest festival. A holiday favorite, we followed a traditional Kosher Compote
recipe in making this perfume and it smells absolutely delicious - but remember,
it's not edible, it only makes you smell that way! The aroma of a bushel
of sweet ripe Plums, complimented by a dash of Peach, Clove, Sugar, Cinnamon
and a tiny splash of Apple juice. Mmmm!
The Feast of Tabernacles, or Sukkot, is the week long Jewish harvest
festival. A beautiful tradition, the celebrations take place in a temporary
structure constructed of materials grown from the earth, and liberally decorated
with Autumn fruits and vegetables.
The American pilgrims, who originated the Thanksgiving holiday, are said
to have borrowed the idea from Sukkot. The pilgrims were deeply religious
people - when they were trying to find a way to express their thanks for
their survival and for the harvest, they looked to the Bible for an appropriate
way of celebrating and found Sukkot.
I attended one such celebration in my youth, and still recall a dessert
I enjoyed immensely called "compote" - a melange of stewed fruits and spices.
We followed a traditional Kosher recipe in making this perfume and it smells
absolutely delicious - but remember, it's not edible, it only makes you
smell that way!
The aroma of a bushel of sweet ripe Plums, complimented by a dash of Peach,
Clove, Sugar, Cinnamon and a tiny splash of Apple juice. Mmmm!
Magical properties include Fertility, Creativity, and Abundance.
1/3
ounce Concentrated Perfume Oil ~ $24.95 each
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