CPO Shadha - introduction of a flood of dark roses spilled with something I couldn't tell, I am thinking of smelling wood in it, isn't it? At times to oud, but not yet sewer, and at times a white musk, which was lost somewhere. The oil has even sharper contours, but when it settles, I assume that the dark rose will excel even more immersed in some wood, but I do not know exactly. I still have flashes of jasmine in the oil. (5/23/2015 - Stana L.)

Full-flowing, deep, dark rose shrouded in a thick cloud of burning wood. Rose bush among ruins, deserted territory of no one. A weary falling soldier crawls under a thorny islet, looks up into the flowers, and the wings of sleep carry him to a peaceful world of peace. Drops of morning dew run down on the man's face and wake him up. The smoke slowly dissolves, the rose remains, the war-numbed senses begin to come to life. The freshness of the green leaves, the scent of damp earth, notices a broken, broken jasmine shrub nearby, the heady power of flowers ... It lies in the sacred silence of the waking day, enjoying a precious moment of peace. His mind is focused on the rose again. He already knows ... it's a sign, a symbol of hope and new life. Parched lips devour sweet nectar from flowers. He doesn't mind the smoke anymore, he's actually nice and makes all the strange beauty. And then in the distance there will be a quiet female laugh ... Shadha is a changeable, intimate fragrance full of nostalgia, memories and long-forgotten secrets. Fragile beauty longing for hugs, hidden in each of us. (11/5/2013 - Andrea Ž.)

Shadha - a little pungent rose, rain and haze over the chilled forest after the storm. Juicy stems of roses and leaves, plus the smoke from the houses heating wood. Interesting, extraordinary, amazingly holding. (5/15/2013 - Simona J.)

Again the true and unbounded orient with jasmine and roses. I love jasmine, I love roses, I love orange flowers and all these ingredients, tastes and smells gives me Shadha. So why not take it, do you? (1/20/2013 - Sylva F.)