Baruti Perfumes Extrait de Parfum Indigo
The image showcases a bottle of "Indigo" perfume by the brand "Baruti." The bottle has a sleek, modern design with a black rectangular container and a black cap. The label is adorned with a simple, white geometric design and features the name "Indigo" in white font, with "Baruti" written in a smaller, white font underneath. The bottle is positioned against a white background, casting a warm, golden shadow that adds a touch of elegance and sophistication. The image highlights the minimalist and chic aesthetics of the perfume, enticing viewers with its refined and sophisticated appeal.
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Country of Origin : Netherlands
Parent Company: NA
Baruti Perfumes Extrait de Parfum Indigo
One of the most enchanting experiences is soaring above the clouds in an airplane, where the light takes on a magical quality. Just think about living in a place high above the clouds; picture a clear late summer afternoon with sunlight streaming through a large window. There’s a serene peace in knowing that a bustling world exists below, allowing you the freedom to choose when to engage with it. The key element in this fragrance is mastic, sourced from the island of Chios, which imparts a unique coolness, complemented by the warmth of the incense accord. This scent is unisex and shines in warmer weather, though feel free to wear it anytime you wish—there are no rules!
Notes: Mastic oil (Chios), Hyacinth, Rose, Frankincense, Atlas Cedarwood, Sandalwood, NOOUD, Amber.
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Baruti Perfumes is a cruelty-free brand according to EU standards.
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Baruti Perfumes uses various starting materials such as petrochemicals (waste material from the purification of gas oil), wood pulp (paper industry waste material), and/or citrus-derived materials (food and beverage waste material). Baruti Perfumes aims to have a fair price. They have even released a perfume called NOOUD to mock the greed of many niche brands. The brand only buys from renowned suppliers, and whenever possible, directly from the producers. Of course, all ingredients used are considered safe by local and international authorities, and Baruti Perfumes follows the legislation of the EU, IFRA, FDA, and Prop 65.
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Baruti perfumes use recyclable materials. They have abolished the use of cellophane to reduce plastic waste, and deliberately aim to keep packaging as light as possible.
They are the first brand to collaborate with the Red List project, and donate every year! -
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