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Udorn Toob Moob |
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Not Since the legendary Black Tulip of the 17 th century Holland has a new cultivator created such a stir amongst |
flower-lovers as Dr. Pradit Kampermpool did when he introduced his hybrid Miss Udorn Sunshine. |
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| A decade of cross-breeding, trial and error had been rewarded with a truly perfumed orchid species with indeed an | |
| indescribable scent, sensuous and delicate at the same time. | |
| Miss Udorn Sunshine has been duly registered with the World Orchid Society, London, and is now also yielding the | |
| world's first orchid perfume. She is naturally extracted and blended with just a touch of citrus, lemon grass and kaffir-lime leaf for balance. | |
| the result is spicy sweet, aromatic and erotic. Truly oriental, truly Thai! | |
| The remote north-eastern region of Thailand, with a predominantly agricultural and tradition-bound people still living | |
| close to nature, has only recently revealed one of its oldest secrets; Toob Moob | |
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| This peculiar sounding name, meaning "low-lying and humbly prostrated" desingnates a local plant with an exquisite | |
| tiny white flower. It's buld is used to make a very special fragrance! | |
| For centuries the scent of Toob Moob has been known to induce nothing less than happiness and harmony... | |
| It's regularly been used in temple ceremonies, for weddings, to ensure family happiness and against had luck. | |
| The renowned Thai botanist Dr.pradit Kampermpool spent four years experimenting with ways to make perfume from | |
| Toob moob | |
| The Toob Moob perfume brand is narurally extracted and contains no artificial substances. It is suitable for both | |
| males and femles. | |
| The scent of Toob Moob calms agitated spirits and restless minds, and most of all it heals rifts and lovers quarrels. | |
| Just a whiff, it's said, and your erring partner will be prostrate and repentant at your feet, quite...Toob Moob, indeed! | |
| So maybe, in these less than harmonius times, we could just close our eyes and leave ourselves for a minute and | |
| follow this humble, gentle and delicious messenger from nature? | |
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