Ode to a goddess

Published: 25-Aug-2010
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Arran Aromatics has unveiled a new bath, body and home fragrance collection inspired by the rituals of the ancient Norse. Eydis, which means goddess of the isle in Norse, is aimed at a younger audience than traditional Arran Aromatics lines and has a light floral aroma, said to be reminiscent of a crisp summer morning.

The fragrance, developed with perfumer Andrew Kobus, is built around a heart of clover, gorse and honeysuckle, with accents of citrus and bergamot for freshness. The line includes a signature triple milled soap, hand wash, hand cream and shea butter body cream.
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