This oily amber resin extracted from a giant rainforest canopy tree has been used for centuries by the medicine men and shamans in magic rituals and love potions. The tree is called Jatoba (Hymenaea courbaril). The genus name Hymenaea is derived from Hymen, the Greek God of marriage, referring to the green leaflets that always occur in matching pairs. Interestingly, the resin somehow reacts with individual skin chemistry causing a unique and sexually enticing aroma on each person wearing it. On women, the scent can be sweet to spicy. On men, the aroma is more cedar-like to peppery... but both women and men are experiencing amazing sexual attraction and increased sexual energy and libido by wearing it! It's chemical properties and methods of actions are unproven by western scientists yet, but it is possible that it has a pheromonal aphrodisiac quality by reacting to estrogens and testosterones in the skin, or even an aromatherapy quality targeting the pleasure and sexual centers of the brain. Sometimes however, the magic and mystery of the jungle shamans and their potions just can't be explained by western scientists and we may never know how it truly works or why.