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Aizen-Myoo Perfume Oil
$5.75 – $23.00
Aizen-Myoo Perfume Oil
$5.75 – $23.00
A bright, bittersweet scent honoring the Japanese Deity of Love and Passion. Aizen-Myoo is one of the vidyarajas, the Shingon’s Radiant Kings of Wisdom. Though Aizen-Myoo possesses the lust, grace and passion of both genders, he most often appears to his followers as male. His face is screwed into a fearsome demonic mask, but this is only the wrathful, fierce countenance he places over himself to guide and empower his children. Aizen-Myoo is the patron of prostitutes, of joyous, unbridled sexuality and of all forms of erotic love and is worshipped by all those in the sex industry, musicians, and – oddly – landlords.
Yuzu, kaki, and mikan with cherry blossom and black tea.
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sglonder –
I agree with other reviewers – it’s a lovely floral with something bright and sweet but a little sexy when first applied. On dry-down, though, I’m left with little more than a faint powder smell (only detectable when my nose is right up to my wrist)
kristydiez2 –
I think this was my favorite purchase out of this round, it’s bright and sweet with just a touch of woodsy citrus to balance it and a soft pungent undertone, probably the tea. It lasted all day and just thrilled me every time I caught a whiff of it. This is a perfect spring scent, taking me back to my annual cherry blossom picnic at the local botanical garden.
artimisia –
On me, this scent comes out of the bottle smelling bright and citrusy…just lovely…but with a sweet, almost candy-like undertone. I guess that’s the cherry blossom because as time passes the citrus smell fades away and I’m left with a straight up floral…cherry blossom and nothing else. It is still quite a pretty scent…but it’s a bit too sweet for my tastes. People who like florals, though, would probably really appreciate this one.
Note about my skin type: I’ve noticed my skin seems to eat citrus and green scents pretty quickly, so on other people the fresh scent might linger longer.
Danielle –
This is a really pretty citrus floral. It’s bright and a tad sharp in the first few minutes of application, but quickly mellows out. I agree that it makes a great summer scent and was loving it for the first hour, but after that it practically disappeared unless I held my wrist up to my nose for a sniff and even then it was very subtle. I think this is partly body chemistry and partly that the fragrance itself is very subtle and doesn’t have a lot of throw. Since, I prefer scents with a bit more heft, I won’t be purchasing a full bottle.
LieselElsa –
I got this as an imp, and I’m glad I did. In the bottle it has a citrus and floral scent that carries quite a bite. On the skin the sharp bite fades into a sweet and soft scent. I plan on getting a full sized bottle next time as it is a good summer scent.
Elizabeth –
This is one of my favorite scents–it’s my go-to spring/summer perfume. To me it has a fruity (almost like apples) scent with leafy undertones. Sweet without being cloying or overpowering.