Sensual Escape Sampler Bundle

This sampler bundle invites you to escape into a world of sensuality, comfort, and rejuvenation. Awaken your senses and elevate your self-care ritual with these enchanting fragrances.
 
Scent: Gold Coast (net vol 2 0z (59 ml) / net wt 1.25 oz (37 ml))
Scent: Akwaaba (net vol 2 0z (59 ml) / net wt 1.25 oz (37 ml))
Scent: Ohemaa (net vol 2 0z (59 ml) / net wt 1.25 oz (37 ml))
 
Elevate your self-care ritual with Gold Coast, now featuring the comforting blend of Vanilla, Almond, Oat, and Honey. This luxurious butter provides deep hydration while enveloping you in the soothing scents of warm vanilla, nutty almond, creamy oat, and sweet honey. Indulge in a serene moment of skin nourishment and aromatic bliss with this delightful fusion.
 
The Gold Coast was the former name for what is now the West African country of Ghana. It was a British colony and protectorate known for its gold resources and served as a hub for the transatlantic slave trade. The name "Gold Coast" was derived from the abundance of gold in the region. In 1957, the Gold Coast gained independence from British colonial rule and was renamed Ghana, becoming the first African country to achieve independence from colonial powers.
 
Indulge in the luxurious goodness of Akwaaba with the soothing scent of French Lavender. This velvety butter provides intense hydration and relaxation, leaving your skin and senses revitalized and refreshed. Experience the harmonious fusion of deep moisturization and the calming aroma of lavender in one delightful product.
 
"Akwaaba" is an Akan word from Ghana that is commonly used to welcome someone. In English, it translates to "Welcome." It is often used as a friendly greeting or as a way to make someone feel invited and appreciated.
 
Experience pure indulgence with Ohemaa, now graced with the enchanting scent of Vanilla Bean. This luxurious butter provides deep hydration and surrounds you with the warm, comforting aroma of rich vanilla. Elevate your self-care routine with the delightful fusion of moisturization and the sweet essence of vanilla.
 
"Ohemaa" is an Akan word from Ghana. In English, it translates to "Queen" or "Queen Mother." It is a title of respect and honor used to refer to a female royal or a woman of high status and importance in the Akan culture. It's a term that signifies reverence and authority.