Press: March 2nd: 1883 Magazine: Our Favourite Niche Fragrances for SS16

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We are thrilled to see Bohdidharma's Sacred Fig from Roullier White included in 1883 Magazine's 
Favourite Niche Fragrances for SS16 along with some other rather standout choices.

"Inspired by the mystical and restorative powers of exotic teas, this new British brand from international hairstylist Michael Boadi is a collection of distinctive scents. Bohdidharma takes its name from a Buddhist monk who harnessed the stimulating effects of plants centuries ago, and likewise each fragrance of the collection helps to elevate your mood. Our favourite ‘Sacred Fig’ has an undeniably calming affect on the senses with its clean and green notes, perfect to take away on holiday to warmer climes."


View the full 1883 Magazine online feature here.

Find Bohdidharma on the Roullier White website here.

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