The exquisite, slender and lithe bottle is refillable. I reduced 20 ml from the already awesome juice and poured in 10 ml of pure vintage, aged Agarwood oil from India and 10 ml of genuine ambergris oil (blue whale amber) and the result is OTHERWORLDLY! This cost me an arm and a leg but the revameped Basla is 10 times worth the cost. I have to keep it in the fridge for two days now to see how it matures.
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