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Skarb means treasure in polish and its the name of the first perfume by Humiecki & Graef. No other than the famous perfumer Christophe Laudamiel himself, prize winning 'enfant terrible' of the perfume industry, created this extraordinary scent. Humiecki and Graef asked Laudamiel to create a perfume that captures the state of 'how men cry' - eruptive and sensual. Pictures from Slavic culture, as well as how they deal with melancholia and happiness served as inspiration. The result is a perfume that combines raw eruption, sensual strength, melancholic warmth and deep mysticism.
The form of the composition departs from convention as the scent is not constructed pyramidally as is traditional, but star-shaped. In contrast to the rigid categories of head, heart and base notes, the star-shape allows the scent to reflect deep emotions and the individual ingredients can be perceived.
In the centre of the star is the core of the emotions: the feeling of shed tears. The different points of the star represent the facets of the concept: the watery and purifying effect, a deep slavic soul, childhood memories, as well as the soft and animalistic feeling of naked skin. The scents of absinth, myrrh, patchouly, sandal wood .... reflect in succession the melancholia upon with the perfumer based his creation.
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Absinth, myrtle, lovage, barley extract, musk, watery accord, carrot seeds, incense, myrrh, patchouli, orris, Roman chamomille, prune
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