Moth and Rabbit Perfumest, No2 - LOVE EXPOSURE 12 ml

   Description Love Exposure is inspired by the 2008 Japanese film of the same name directed by Sion Sono. The film focuses on a young man raised as a strict Roman Catholic who begins taking upskirt photos. Perfumer Mark Buxton was inspired by the film's themes of love, lust, violence, sex and religion. These elements coalesce into a woody, musky floral fragrance with a unique character. The fragrance opens with a delicate magnolia accord, touched by the faintest hint of ylang-ylang and brightened by verdant neroli and cassis. It isn't long before this seemingly clean floral fragrance is joined by animalic notes of costus root, indolic jasmine, cumin and ambergris, which add depth and character. Violence is represented by an accord of bucchu, bay and metallic notes, which work together to produce a blood accord. Base notes of musk, vanilla and sandalwood create the illusion of hot, wet skin and a touch of amber an incense symbolize the recurring theme of religion.

Key Elements of the perfume

• -  Kinky, Holy, Rebellious

• -  Blood

• -  Panty Photographer

• -  The holy and the defiled

• -  Bloody war of love

• -  Magnolia

• -  Neroli and Cassis

• -  Jasmine and Cumin

• -  Buccchu and metallic notes

Quote of Mark Buxton  "A story told with a certain kind of humor and tension that builds up and leads you to an unforeseeable ending. Love. A delicate floral scent, somehow innocent, but strong: lust. Clean, but kinky animal notes which run through the scent; costus, indol and cumin and ambergris: violence. The surprising bloody note from the bucchu oil, bay and metallic notes: sex. A smell of hot wet skin: Religion."