NASOMATTO ABSINTH

This fragrance is designed to cause hysteria and irresponsible behavior. It's a tribute to absinthe, a controversial drink that was banned because of a compound called thujone, a ketone that contains THC and has an aromatic green odor and is known to stimulate serotonin production. Used by the military during war to disinfect and stimulate soldiers, such hallucinatory and psychic substances can also be found in wormwood. As a component of some essential oils, it is also used in perfumery.
As a young perfumer, Nose mixed thujone found in the perfume laboratory into his absinthes in order to achieve greater effect. He wanted to experience a different kind of intoxication, accompanied by endless giggles and hysterical bursts of laughter.
Absinthe, also known as "la fée verte", is a strong alcoholic drink native to Switzerland that gained great popularity among Parisian artists and writers in the 19th century. Absinthe is traditionally green in color and is an anise-flavored alcohol derived from botanicals and other medicinal herbs. As a drink, it is also associated with bohemian culture.
Absinthe is a scent inspired by the escapism of happiness and carefree giggles and laughter, a moment of delirium that makes you forget about your problems and plunge into joyful madness. This fragrance contains a certain amount of chlorophyll and natural ingredients that can change the color of the aromatic liquid and create sediment if stored for a long time in daylight. The bottle cap is made of thick olive wood. Finding suitable wood of the appropriate thickness to make such lids took a long time.