Abel x Gray Label - Nurture
En prenant conscience de la transformation qu'expérimentent les mères pendant leur grossesse, puis le long de la maternité, les créatrices et mères de ce parfum ont décidé de créer un parfum spécialement conçu pour apporter la paix.
Le parfum a été créé par Fanny Grau, parfumeure et partenaire de nez d'Abel, Isaac Sinclair. Enceinte avec leur deuxième fils lors du processus de création de Nurture, Fanny a sélectionné des ingrédients pour la beauté de leur profil odorant, ainsi que pour leurs propriétés thérapeutiques. Rose calmante, fleur d’oranger énergisante, gingembre pour ses propriétés anti-nausée et bois de santal pour ancrer.Eau de Parfum 10% naturelle.
Créé par des mères, pour toutes les mères..
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Customer reviews
Recommendation for purchase
Well, I get none of the listed notes given in the description. What I get is a strong impression of bark mulch. When you go into natural parks in the summer and the landscape gardners have just freshly planted trees and you can smell the still moist and dampy bark mulch. I also get a slight glue and gum note.
I just read that the creator of the scent ceated it while being pregnant. I do know that the scent perception can be very different and altered while being pregnant and I can just asume that happened here.
This is not really bad smelling but I wouldn't want to smell like bark mulch and glue to be honest. Not even traces of the listed notes ginger, rose, orange blossom, sandalwood, jasmin - just none. For me disappointing.
