Breath Of God
Perfume
Take a moment. Inhale. Exhale.
This award-winning neroli perfume was built to carve a moment of deep contemplation.
Curls of smoky incense unfurl, shrouding the body and mind in an intoxicating blend of deep cedarwood and vetivert. Grapefruit provides an unexpected blast of fresh air in this ritual of scent.
You’ll like this if you like:
- Mood cheering neroli.
- Hottie massage bar.
- Moments of mindfulness.
Ruum
About 1 year ago
Hard to understand how a store such as LUSH can produce such a polarising scent: I've long said how off-putting LUSH is as a store for a man to visit. But in this day and age, this should be no excuse. Breath of God really surprises. As a totally unisex scent, the scent opens with florals underpinned by a certain...
List of ingredients
- Organic DRF Alcohol
- Perfume
- Lemon Oil
- *Limonene
- Water (Aqua)
- Glycerine
- Cedarwood Oil
- Vetivert Oil
- Rose Oil
- Ylang Ylang Oil
- Grapefruit Oil
- Neroli Oil
- Black Pepper Oil
- Sandalwood Oil
- Cade Oil
- *Benzyl Alcohol
- *Benzyl Cinnamate
- *Cinnamal
- *Citral
- *Geraniol
- *Benzyl Benzoate
- *Citronellol
- *Farnesol
- *Linalool
- Alpha-Isomethyl Ionone
- Coumarin
- Eugenol
*occurs naturally in essential oils.
We do not test our finished products on animals. We also only purchase from ingredient suppliers who do not test on animals. More.
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laramaleenkipp
About 6 years ago
I bought the solid stick of this upon reading Luca Turin's and Tania Sanchez's review in the famous perfume guide. I was intrigued, they don't give out 5 stars easily. I was shocked at first, it just smelled like something burning, sudden and not very pleasant. But then...
Cold water. Something burning, somewhere. Cucumber. Wood. Old books. A winter garden in the rain. Leather. The thought of cold ham. Dried roses. Heavy, but light. Subtle, but a definite presence. Elusive, glimpsed. Deep. Grey light through old windows. Amazing.
Top Rated
5/5 stars
robholdroyd_6928380
About 1 year ago
I did not understand this fragrance upon first purchase, it just wasn’t me and i couldn’t figure out what it was supposed to be. so i left it on the shelf.
but then.... i smelt the perfume oils of “inhale” and “exhale” (these two fragrances combined make “breath of god”) separately, and fell in love with them both for different reasons. thus i revisited “breath of god” and immediately just ‘got’ it. it is now one of my firm favourites and i shall be investing in the big bottle.
bright yet dark. refreshing yet smoky. heavenly you could say, if there was such a thing!
Latest
4 months ago
jameshartley968_7059059
About 4 months ago
Initially this smelled wonderful on me, but after a few days I noticed a burnt smell and the sweet floral and citrus notes didn't hold their ground anymore.
I wonder if the black pepper oil has anything to do with it?
