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People have used essential oils around their homes since ancient times. Fortunately, we don’t have...
This makes a perfume oil easy to layer, and fun to experiment with. We formulated our Yoruba Goddess perfume trio with Marula oil, which is full of essential fatty acids, amino acids and antioxidants to replenish and hydrate the skin. Oils linger on the skin much longer and react with us differently depending on the temperature of our body. When we are really warm, our perfume will probably smell stronger.
The name ‘aromatherapy’ was coined by René-Maurice Gattefossé in the early 1900’s, although the practise of extracting essential oils for their healing potential is ancient. Using the essential oils of aromatic plants, herbs and flowers has been done all over the world for centuries to ward off evil spirits, freshen the home and to create aromatic remedies for medicinal and cosmetic use.
ASE is the Yoruba principal of making things happen and producing change, so we’re super excited to launch the ASE Natural Fragrance Rollerballs range.
Inspired by the Goddesses of the Yoruba pantheon, we’ve created these little bottles of energy for you to play with day or night. Read on for the fragrance breakdown to see which mood you’re feeling.
