Sensitivity Policy

Aqua Di Holy uses divine and mythic language, so the brand needs a stronger cultural boundary than an ordinary perfume store. The goal is to create collectible myth-inspired fragrance without claiming ownership of sacred traditions or presenting perfume as a religious object.

Launch boundary

V1 should prioritize ancient, mythological, public-domain, and broadly literary pantheon figures. Living-religion deity names, sacred objects, active worship language, ritual claims, and culturally sensitive practices require review before expansion.

Claims we avoid

• No claim that a fragrance is blessed, holy, sacred, protective, lucky, healing, or spiritually effective.
• No claim that a deity, temple, religious group, priest, monk, lineage, or tradition endorses the product unless there is written authorization.
• No claim that wearing a scent changes fate, guarantees attraction, creates power, or produces a medical or psychological result.

How pages should be written

Product pages should use language like myth-inspired, archetype, house legend, fragrance interpretation, scent personality, and story. They should avoid language that sounds like a religious guarantee or a real sacred rite.