Perfume

Eau De Chiki Perfumes (3 Scents)

$49

Eau de Chiki is a luxurious perfume oil containing many of the quintessential oils used in the art of perfumery. Our high quality pure essential oils are sustainably sourced from pristine locations all over the world. Indulge in our exotic scent blends as they boost your mood and sense of wellbeing. Eau de Chiki Set of 3 comes in a gift bag and it’s perfect to the 3 different scents yourself or to give as a gift. 🎁 Why use Eau de Chiki Perfume? 🌀 Made with high quality pure essential oils 🌀 Cruelty-free 🌀 Gender fluid 🌀 Free of synthetic fragrances 🌀 Chem-free 🌀 Available in 3 different sensuous, uplifting scents that can be used separately or combined Experience the sensuous and intoxicating aromas of our 3 unique scent bouquets: Sacred Woods: Mysore sandalwood, benzoin, oakmoss, bergamot. Emotes strength and power. Woodsy, spicy, citrusy. This perfume is gender fluid! Its earthy, woodsy and spicy scent reminds one of the rich and powerful earth elements. Tapping into these powerful elements emotes a feeling of security and strength. Mighty Aphrodite: Patchouli, vanilla, rose, zdravets, ambrette seed. Aphrodisiac. Heady, earthy, slightly sweet, floral. All of the essential oils in this perfume are known for their energizing and aphrodisiac effects. For example: Zdravetz is a flower from Bulgaria that is strewn on the bed of newly weds to promote sexual desire. Ambrette seed is extracted from the seeds of the hibiscus flower. It is the vegan version of musk and is known for its aphrodisiac qualities. Androgynous: Amyris, patchouli, benzoin, neroli, bergamot, ambrette seed. Balances Yin Yang energy. Earthy, floral, citrusy,slightly sweet. This perfume harmonizes masculine and the feminine. Its bouquet has a mesmerizing quality and encourages a sense of stillness like that of the meditative mind. Why choose pure essential oil perfume? Regular commercial brand perfumes are laden with synthetic and toxic chemicals that can effect your hormonal balance! The fact remains the FDA has no regulation on what is referred to as “fragrance” in a perfume. In other words there is no telling what is hiding behind that word on the ingredient list.