ORANGE BLOSSOM
CITRUS DULCIS
Orange blossom grows on the bitter orange tree, or “Citrus Aurantium,” from the Rutaceae family. The tree bears white flowers with a very sweet, pleasant fragrance. Since ancient times, orange blossom has been a symbol of purity and beauty. Enchanting yet understated, it was used to make young brides’ crowns.
Orange blossom grows on the bitter orange tree, or “Citrus Aurantium,” from the Rutaceae family. The tree bears white flowers with a very sweet, pleasant fragrance. Since ancient times, orange blossom has been a symbol of purity and beauty. Enchanting yet understated, it was used to make young brides’ crowns. It was in the 17th century that orange blossom became popular in European courts, thanks to Marie-Anne de La Trémoille, Princess of the Ursins, who made extensive use of it in her beauty rituals.
CITRUS DULCIS
Orange blossom grows on the bitter orange tree, or “Citrus Aurantium,” from the Rutaceae family. The tree bears white flowers with a very sweet, pleasant fragrance. Since ancient times, orange blossom has been a symbol of purity and beauty. Enchanting yet understated, it was used to make young brides’ crowns.
Orange blossom grows on the bitter orange tree, or “Citrus Aurantium,” from the Rutaceae family. The tree bears white flowers with a very sweet, pleasant fragrance. Since ancient times, orange blossom has been a symbol of purity and beauty. Enchanting yet understated, it was used to make young brides’ crowns. It was in the 17th century that orange blossom became popular in European courts, thanks to Marie-Anne de La Trémoille, Princess of the Ursins, who made extensive use of it in her beauty rituals.
Details
Capacity: 190 ml
Duration: 8 to 12 weeks.
Duration: 8 to 12 weeks.
Bottle size: H: 12.5 cm Ø: 6.5 cm.
Instructions for use
The rattan reeds diffuse the fragrance through capillary action, providing a constant, gentle scent.
Instructions for use
The rattan reeds diffuse the fragrance through capillary action, providing a constant, gentle scent.
When using for the first time, for immediate diffusion, place the rattan reeds in the bottle, then turn them over so that the scented ends are outside the bottle.
For continuous diffusion, turn the reeds once a week during the first two weeks of use, then every four days until the fragrance has completely evaporated. The intensity of the fragrance can be adjusted by changing the number of reeds placed in the bottle.
The fragrance lasts approximately 8 to 12 weeks. This may vary depending on the size of the room in which the home diffuser is placed, the temperature, the number of rattan reeds in the bottle, whether or not the diffuser is exposed to sunlight, and drafts, which can increase the rate at which the fragrance evaporates.