[unpaid/sample/affiliate/ad] Embracing the concept of wellbeing fragrances suggests a comforting and balanced experience beyond just smelling nice. It combines the idea of smelling pleasant with self-awareness.
Warmth is a subtly spiced blend featuring cardamom, cinnamon, cedarwood, and sandalwood, elements I wouldn’t normally gravitate towards. However, its purpose is to provide comfort – to be applied when you seek solace and relaxation. While I have found myself constantly smelling my arm to gauge its impact beyond just being pleasant, I have to admit that, in the immediate term, I haven’t noticed any significant effects. Nevertheless, in certain contexts, like quieter moments, I believe Warmth is something I would appreciate having around.
I appreciate the grounding nature and longevity of this scent – it exceeded my expectations in terms of lasting power. There’s a slightly masculine undertone to it, as I am accustomed to associating woody scents with men’s grooming products, but it also carries a touch of sweetness. At £10 for 50ml, available HERE, it feels like an affordable indulgence, particularly in the realm of fragrances.
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