Pheromone Seven Sacred Oils outline
With fragrant splendor fit for a Pharaoh and deemed more precious than gold, these mysterious oils were cherished by ancient Egyptians for their behavioral effects.
It was said that Spikenard stimulates psychic powers. So cherished was Olibanum, used to stimulate the olfactory sense, that it was later bestowed as a gift by three wise men who knew this holy oil as Frankincense. The Egyptians believed Palm to be the revitalizing oil of life and energy. Myrrh was considered a blood stimulant for the body and Juniper Oil was utilized to calm, cool and cleanse. Fo-Ti-Tieng, a sexual stimulant was revered centuries later by the last Emperor of China-its use restricted to the Forbidden City. Lotus Oil used only by Egyptian females was celebrated as the sweetness of women.
Translated from hieroglyphs and documented on ancient papyrus, these Seven Sacred Oils comprise the base of Pheromone, the world's most precious perfume.
As commissioned by the Chicago Field Museum for their exhibit Tutankhamun and the Golden Age of the Pharaohs, for the first time in 3,500 years, you can now experience these sensual oils.
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Pheromone Seven Sacred Oils attributes
- With fragrant splendor fit for a Pharaoh and deemed more precious than gold, these mysterious oils were cherished by ancient Egyptians for their behavioral effects.
- Includes Spikenard, Olibanum, Palm, Myrrh, Juniper Oil, Fo-Ti-Tieng, and Lotus Oil
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