Aphrodite's Flakes

Hermes, the divine messenger, took up his quill to transcribe the magic of 'Aphrodite's Flakes', this heavenly armoire sculpted from the clouds, to convey its divine revelations to mortals:

'Within its leather circles that opened like petals, there hid essences carefully selected for their ability to awaken the senses. Beneath these voluptuous vaults, three wooden drawers, solid and discreet, kept less volatile but equally vital treasures, celestial jewels nestled in the casket of oblivion.

In one circle, an inherited oil, harmoniously infused with chosen essences: berries cradled by the rustling of the woods, vibrant barks wrapped in eternal echoes.

These captivating components flowed, caressing each golden hair of Aphrodite, charging them with charming shimmers, a brilliance rivaling the sun.

Another circle revealed a cream, a creamy concoction made of rich olive, resonant rose water, and beeswax, a combination that bestowed divine, delicate softness upon the goddess’s skin. This mixture whispered blends of scents, prefiguring her presence, fragrances of petals and pine forests, preparing the senses' palace for Aphrodite’s appearance.'

And so, from this narrative, an exceptional design was born.