Demeter Joy Roll-On

Demeter Perfume – A Mother’s Love & Healing Energy

The Demeter Perfume will nurture and soothe you in moments of tension, sadness, or depression. Just as Demeter’s energy embraces and cares for hearts, the molecules of this fragrance will help you feel warmth and joy in your heart again.

This aroma will help you connect with the frequency of unconditional love, the energy of a mother who cares for her children and loves them forever, unconditionally.

Fragrance Notes

🌿 Fresh, lightly herbal, floral, and citrusy, this fragrance evokes the sunny, warm Mediterranean slopes where heliocriso grows under the intense sun.
🌸 The combination of the floral lightness of orange blossom and the sharp herbal aroma of heliocriso stimulates the mind and heart, bathing them in golden sunlight.

🍊 Sweet citrus essential oils of orange and mandarin, blend beautifully with the floral notes of orange blossom and a rich, warm base of myrrh.

Healing & Calming Properties

The citrus essential oils are deeply relaxing, with a fresh, juicy aroma that effortlessly creates a state of mental calm and stimulating relaxation. They help relieve nervous tension, stress, and depression.

It’s like a ray of sunlight piercing through the mind and heart, immediately releasing joy and well-being.

Homeric Hymn to Demeter

“For you, Demeter, majestic with the beautiful hair, we sing this hymn,
And Persephone, your daughter, whom Hades stole,
With Zeus’s permission, when, on that occasion,
She was playing happily with the daughters of Ocean, picking flowers:
Saffron, violets, roses, gladioluses, and delicate narcissus.
But a gap opened in the plain of Nisa, and from there came the Sovereign,
With his immortal horses, the son of Cronos, who is known by many names.
Though she resisted, he took her, her terrible cries pleading with Zeus,
But no gods or mortals or even the olive trees took pity.
“Sun, you who light all things, help me,
If I ever, in any way, was dear to your heart.
I heard her sharp cry, echoing through the sky as one suffers an affront,
But I could not see who it was.
You, who see everything in the Earth and Sea, tell me if you have seen my daughter,
And who has taken her from me.”