Whisper Touch

The story of Whisper

At one of my workshops, one participant caught my eye straight away: sporty clothes, short hair, no make-up. She smelled Whisper and fell for it on the spot. Six months later I saw her again and barely recognised her. Wavy hair, make-up, a flowery dress and a sparkle in her eyes.

I believe Whisper helped her embrace her feminine, softer side, and with it came more joy and lightness in her life. She did the work herself. The scent was with her every day, as a reminder of that softer side.

I like Whisper best with Neroli: the freshness takes the edge off the sweetness. Most women, and a few men who love it, wear Whisper just as it is. A pure-fume.

Whisper contains eleven oils: Patchouli, Bergamot, Sandalwood, Vanilla, Rose, Jasmine, Cinnamon, Vetiver, Labdanum, Cocoa and Ylang Ylang. Each has its own story. The vanilla comes from an orchid whose flowers are pollinated one by one by hand; 80% of all real vanilla comes from Madagascar. Vetiver roots grow up to four metres down into the soil. Labdanum was already used as incense and perfume in ancient Egypt. And the jasmine is picked in the middle of the night.

On your skin, Whisper blends with your own warmth into a scent that's slightly different on everyone. In the roller's coconut oil the scent lasts a long time, with no alcohol and no synthetic fragrance.