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In today's video, I'm diving into the captivating world of fragrances with a review of the latest offerings from the exciting new brand, Hemcael. If you're a fellow fragrance enthusiast or just looking to discover a unique scent, you're in the right place!
In this video, I'll be taking you on a sensorial journey through the Hemcael collection. We'll explore their exquisite packaging, uncover the hidden notes in each fragrance and put them to the test
01:03 Presentation
03:15 Perfumer
04:14 Caelum
07:15 Horruit
11:03 Abel
13:49 Raris
Whether you're a seasoned fragrance connoisseur or just starting your scent journey, I hope this review helps you make an informed choice and adds a touch of luxury to your day. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more fragrance reviews and beauty content!
Have you tried Hemcael fragrances before? Share your thoughts in the comments below, and let's discuss our favorite scents! Stay tuned for more exciting fragrance adventures right here on [Your YouTube Channel Name]. Thanks for watching!
Exclusive, unique and with a close connection with art: the luxury perfumes of the Hemcael House strike for their highly recognizable fragrances conceived and created by the artist CAEL and by the nose CHRIS MAURICE.
They are unisex and owe their extraordinary characteristics to carefully selected, sophisticated and skilfully combined olfactory notes
MILANESE CRAFTMANSHIP
Hemcael's perfumes are enclosed in an artfully designed stainless steel armor, embellished with the 3D logo in pure brass, the best expression of Italian craftsmanship.
With its collection, the Italian luxury brand has its semantic roots in the Latin language, thus naming the collection "Armis" that is armor.
