This oriental, long-lasting perfume casts a sensual spell over the room. Top notes of rich ylang-ylang and soft osmanthus meet floral heart tones of cinnamon-spice cassie absolute, sweet carnation and aromatic jasmine. A base of cozy amber, rustic musk and sturdy sandalwood round out a scent with a name that unsurprisingly translates to mean elixir of long life.
Fo Ti Tieng was released in 2006 alongside six other scents composing a line that recreated the Seven Scared Oils. These oils were determined from ancient papyrus documents. The line was created by Marilyn Miglin in honor of the King Tut exhibit located in the Field Museum of her favorite city, Chicago. The company released its first fragrance in 1978. This more recent attractive and unique scent strives to recapture a stimulating, charming fragrance from ancient times. It is encased in a matte black, angular bottle with oriental details and topped with a bright green and gold cap.
