【Pinkoi x Moomin】No. 42 Löyly Eau de Toilette

【Pinkoi x Moomin】 No. 42 Löyly Eau de Toilette (30ml) Fragrance notes: Eucalyptus, Thuja, Birch, Black spruce, Scotch pine, cade, patchouli, cardamom, cedar, hinoki This fragrance illustrates the scent from a finnish sauna, combining scents of cedar leaf, cypress, other herbs with a woody base In Finland, Löyly represents the steam that rises when water is poured over hot stones. In Finnish sauna culture, Löyly transcends beyond a mere physical phenomenon; it symbolizes a sense of spiritual cleansing and purity of the soul. Finns believe that experiencing Löyly in the sauna can bring about relaxation, freeing one's mind from distractions. In the sauna, it is customary to bundle fragrant leaves such as birch, cypress together (known as Vihta), and place it on hot stones to infuse the air with their essence. This vital aspect of Finnish sauna rituals not only purifies the air inside but also relaxes the mind and body. This fragrance has a blend of eucalyptus, thuja, birch, black spruce, Scots pine, juniper, patchouli, and cardamom transporting one to the heart of a Nordic forest. Here, every leaf and twig exudes a natural fragrance, and every breath feels like a profound conversation with nature. The scents of cedarwood and hinoki wood provide a solid base to this fragrance. These woody notes resembles of the aroma of a wooden Finnish sauna, intertwining with the earlier herbal notes, creating a harmonious blend of freshness and warmth. This scent offers a moment of tranquility and relaxation amidst the hustle and bustle of modern life, reconnecting individuals with the power of nature. The bottle features Snufkin, Moomin's beloved friend, playing the accordion by a bonfire on a midsummer night, crafting a packaging image that blends Nordic charm with childlike wonder. The perfume box packaging showcases the joy and freedom of Moomin and his friends' life in the Nordic forest, inviting the wearer to experience their carefree, innocent forest lifestyle through the scent's narrative.