VOODOO QUEEN: A PERFUME INSPIRED BY MARIE LAVEAU
MARIE LAVEAU INSPIRED PERFUME
How she used to do it, I don’t know. She used to say prayers and mix different things to give people to drink, to rub with, to throw over your shoulder in the river.
Notes: Black Cardamom, Palo Santo, Sage, Saffron, Jasmine, Rose, Cedar
Read the history below…
The Voodoo Queen of New Orleans
Marie Laveau was one of the most famous Voodoo Queens of New Orleans. She was born a free woman of color in the early 1800s and made a name for herself as a hairdresser to wealthy white aristocrats. Using the information she gleaned from client gossip and a robust network of "spies," she was able to become top priestess in a city overrun with them. Besides offering spells and potions, she was also a humanitarian and regularly cared for the sick as well as those condemned to the gallows.
This perfume smells like a cross between a love potion and a curse.
Learn more about Marie Laveau on Storical Podcast.
Ingredients: Jojoba oil, fragrance oils, essential oils
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