Breath of God Perfume — Lush
Concentration not stated from Lush.
Scent description (editorial impression)
Two perfumes in one bottle, and wearers can feel the seam: cold air, melon and citrus drifting over temple smoke and sandalwood. When the halves fail to meet, the smoke reads as burnt rubber, petrol or singed food, and it can swing between the two in a single wearing.
Drawn from 36 independent reports across 4 venues.
Notes and fragrance details
- House
- Lush
- Notes (as listed, untiered)
- Grapefruit, Neroli, Melon, Smoky incense, Cedarwood, SandalwoodBreath of God Perfume - official product page
- Why no pyramid
- Lush names four key ingredients, grapefruit, neroli, cedar and sandalwood, and describes the melony citrus of its Inhale perfume joined to the smoky incense of Exhale; it publishes no pyramid.Breath of God Perfume - official product page
- Current formulation
- Reports differ on changes between bottles — Owners link a change to a 2022 EU cosmetics rule but disagree about its direction: some find older bottles harsher and newer ones smoother, others find the newer more chemical. Lush has published no formula notice, so bottles from different countries and years may not match.Breath of God Perfume - wearer reports
- Concentration
- Concentration not stated
- Category
- Independent
- Scent families (Scentorian)
- Smoky, Woody, Fruity, Fresh & clean
Sources are linked beside the details they document. We omit details we could not verify. Note lists describe a scent; they are not ingredient lists.
Questions and answers
What does Breath of God Perfume smell like?
Two perfumes in one bottle, and wearers can feel the seam: cold air, melon and citrus drifting over temple smoke and sandalwood.
Drawn from 36 independent reports across 4 venues.
What are the notes in Breath of God Perfume?
Lush publishes a note list for Breath of God Perfume without tiers.
- Notes (as listed, untiered): Grapefruit, Neroli, Melon, Smoky incense, Cedarwood, Sandalwood
- Why no pyramid: Lush names four key ingredients, grapefruit, neroli, cedar and sandalwood, and describes the melony citrus of its Inhale perfume joined to the smoky incense of Exhale; it publishes no pyramid.
Notes describe the scent; the ingredient list is on the packaging.
Has Breath of God Perfume been reformulated? Is today's bottle the same as older ones?
Reports disagree about the extent or effects of changes to Breath of God Perfume.
Owners link a change to a 2022 EU cosmetics rule but disagree about its direction: some find older bottles harsher and newer ones smoother, others find the newer more chemical. Lush has published no formula notice, so bottles from different countries and years may not match.
How can I tell whether a bottle of Breath of God Perfume is the current formulation?
A batch code alone does not tell you which formula is in a bottle.
To check a particular bottle, ask Lush or the retailer about its batch code. Owners' side-by-side comparisons are not confirmation from the house.
What fragrance family is Breath of God Perfume?
We file Breath of God Perfume under Smoky, Woody, Fruity and Fresh & clean.
These are Scentorian's browsing categories; Lush may describe it differently. Browse by family.
How does Scentorian know this about Breath of God Perfume?
Each detail on this page links to its source: note lists and published credits come from Lush, and wearer reports come from the venues named in the sources list.
Drawn from 36 independent reports across 4 venues.
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Breath of God Perfume is filed under
Smoky
Scents that recall smoke, burnt wood or tar.
Woody
Wood notes such as cedar, sandalwood and oud, as well as woody facets of vetiver.
Fruity
Fruit notes such as apple, peach and berries. Citrus has its own category.
Fresh & clean
Airy, watery or soapy scents associated with a clean character.
Sources
- Breath of God Perfume - official product page — Lush
- Breath of God Perfume - wearer reports — Reddit, read in aggregate
- Breath of God Perfume - community ratings and reviews — Parfumo, read in aggregate
- Breath of God Perfume - member reviews — Basenotes, read in aggregate
- Breath of God Perfume - member reviews — Fragrantica, read in aggregate