Not bad the idea of protecting the welfare and dignity of wild animals, smelling well with the style of Queen!
He is about to end up run over, his mother saves himNot bad the idea of protecting wild animals, smelling well with the style of Queen!
Legendary Queen guitarist Brian May launched his perfume "Save me" - inspired by the band's famous 1980 song - to make a significant contribution and protect wildlife.
In fact, part of the proceeds will go to Save Me Trust, an organization founded by him and Anne Brummer, which has been fighting for the well-being and dignity of wildlife for about ten years.
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“I am thrilled with this unique collaboration. My great friend Sergio Momo, with great generosity, has designed a new perfume for the benefit of wildlife […] Solidarity has never smelled so sweet! ”Said May.
The perfume was created in collaboration with Sergio Momo, CEO and creative director of the luxury perfume brand Xerjoff Group. The “Save Me” fragrance costs 235 euros; however, the creators offer a second version that includes autographs from famed guitarist Brian May and Momo, at a cost of 500 euros.
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With floral aromas and woody undertones, the Save Me perfume evokes the English countryside and the natural environment of British wildlife.
Saving wild animals has never tasted so fragrant ♪ Save me save me save me, I can't face this life alone… ♪
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