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EAU DE TOILETTE | THE CLEAR MIST.
Vegan ✔ Sustainable ✔ Handmade by Christopher ✔
Crisp, radiant and sensuous, Colonial Gold is a sophisticated blend of zests, Central Desert Passion Berry and native Australian bush flowers. This blend is smothered in sultry Sandalwood and Tonka Bean notes that evoke an aroma of a market garden growing Orange Flowers in the Northern Territory. Neroli and Manuka accords give a burst of fresh crushed fruit and play to sensual notes of Iris. Low voltage liquid sex with an orange-twist. Mesmerizing. Unisex.
Australian Passion Berry is wildly harvested by hand in central desert regions of Australia. The sweet, extravagant and aromatic fruit is 1-1.5cm in diameter and hang in clusters at soil level under the plant. Ripe when creamy yellow, the opulent perfume is somewhere between Honey, Banana, Caramel and Vanilla.
Trade secret aromatic fragrances are deeply embedded in the House of Hanlon's Australian heritage. Christopher Hanlon™ returns to his roots some 145 years after its Australian blossoming.
Crisp, radiant and sensuous, Colonial Gold is a sophisticated blend of zests, Central Desert Passion Berry and native Australian bush flowers. This blend is smothered in sultry Sandalwood and Tonka Bean notes that evoke an aroma of a market garden growing Orange Flowers in the Northern Territory. Neroli and Manuka accords give a burst of fresh crushed fruit and play to sensual notes of Iris. Low voltage liquid sex with an orange-twist. Mesmerizing. Unisex.
Australian Passion Berry is wildly harvested by hand in central desert regions of Australia. The sweet, extravagant and aromatic fruit is 1-1.5cm in diameter and hang in clusters at soil level under the plant. Ripe when creamy yellow, the opulent perfume is somewhere between Honey, Banana, Caramel and Vanilla.
Trade secret aromatic fragrances are deeply embedded in the House of Hanlon's Australian heritage. Christopher Hanlon™ returns to his roots some 145 years after its Australian blossoming.
