Baba Yaga Suleko for women and men

Baba Yaga is a central character in all folk tales to scare naughty kids. The first part of it is known to all Slavic languages as a vulgar word for "woman, and often, old woman." The second part , Yaga, was a linguistic reference to enemies, nomadic tribes who burned and fought Russian lands in the South and East (aga, i.e. "master, lord" in Turkish, for example). This fragrance, as is the case with Albho, is a story in a flacon: scary and fun, leading you from reality to a magical world of scary fairy tales from childhood. Baba Yaga steals children and bakes them in the oven. Ocasionally, if she wakes up in a good mood and gets out of bed on the proper leg, she helps Prince Charming-types who are lost in the woods find their way to their brides, but most of the time she is an evil old woman.