Bliss Mist - Rose & Hemp
At its heart lies organic Rosa Damascena flower water, the ethereal hydrosol distilled from velvety Damask rose petals, carrying a soft, intensely floral sweetness laced with subtle honeyed whispers and a touch of fresh citrus brightness, reminiscent of dew-kissed roses unfurling in the morning light. This graceful base harmonizes with the precious organic Rosa Damascena flower oil, the soul of the rose captured in concentrated essence, where rich layers of citronellol and geraniol weave an opulent bouquet: deeply rosy and intoxicating, with warm, slightly spicy undertones and an animalic depth that evokes passion and intimacy.
Woven subtly through this floral symphony is organic Cannabis Sativa seed oil, a nourishing emerald elixir from the hemp seed, lending a grounding whisper of earthy green freshness and a faint nutty herbal nuance that softens the edges, adding a quiet, natural elegance without overpowering the rose's tender embrace. Together, these organic treasures create a scent profile that is luxuriously romantic, sweet yet sophisticated, floral yet subtly green,lingering like a lover's sigh on the skin, inviting moments of quiet bliss and serene indulgence with every misty caress.
Bliss Mist invites you to pause, breathe deeply, and return to yourself.
Ingredients : Rosa Damascena Flower Water (Organic Bulgarian Rose Water), Rosa Damascena Flower Oil (Organic Rose Essential Oil), Cannabis Sativa Seed Oil (Organic Hemp Essential Oil)
Scientific study results on Cannabis and Rose oils and for inhalation
’Cannabis as an Essential Oil: A Preliminary Study for the Evaluation of the Brain Effects’
In this 2018 study on the effects of cannabis essential oil on the brain and nervous system, it was found that hemp essential oil by inhalation decreased diastolic blood pressure, increased heart rate, and increased skin temperature. With participants reporting being more energetic, relaxed and calm. Results showed an increase in alpha and theta brain waves, a slight increase in delta and a decrease in beta. This study suggests neuromodular activity and assistance in cases of stress, depression, and anxiety.
Stress regulation, blood pressure regulation, calming effect on mind and body, feeling energetic and more alive
’Therapeutic efficacy of rose oil: A comprehensive review of clinical evidence’
Five studies evaluated the analgesic and physiological relaxation effect of rose oil. In this study it was found that Rose had physiological and psychological relaxation, analgesic and anti-anxiety effects, and can improve sexual dysfunction.
Physical relaxation, mental relaxation, anti anxiety, pain relief, sexual health
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Cannabis mythology
In the beautiful and arid nation of Mali, the Dogon Tribe have been growing cannabis and worshipping the stars as far back as anyone can trace. Cannabis is a word that crops up in many languages, but it has some etymological roots in Africa. “Canna” can mean dog, and “bis” means two, so one way to translate cannabis is “two-dog plant,” which is what the Dogon call cannabis. It also contains Anubis the Egyptian god with the dogs head. The Dogon Tribe always insisted that Sirius was a binary star—and it is— but Western astronomers couldn’t confirm that by sight until 1862. Further, the Dogon knew the timing of the smaller star’s orbit—approximately 60 years—hence the timing of the festival. They even knew it was the heavier of the two stars. The Dogon insist visitors from the stars gave them all this information when they also received weed. The Cherokee word for cannabis and their name for a race of Star People they commune with is the same: Galunlati. And in the Hindu belief system, cannabis was thought to have fallen from the heavens as drops of amrita, juices from gods and goddesses as they made love in the sky. There is also a story of Ram churning a great mountain with the ocean, as the demons and gods were battling it, and out of it came many things including cannabis.
Photographer - Robert Nelson