Rose Fragrance 10ml

2 Ratings 2 Reviews

A sweet & floral scent with a suggestion of earthiness
Man made synthetic fragrance - can be used with burners, vaporisers and in blends
Dilute to a maximum of 1% before use in massage

Extraction Process

Man made

Rose Fragrance. Fragrances are an inexpensive way to perfume unscented soaps, hair products and body oils. read more

They are also great for use in burners, electric fragrancers, radiator fragrancers and as an inexpensive way to refresh Pot Pourri. Fragrances are also excellent for those looking to create their own individual perfume blends. TOP TIP: For the most wonderful personalised scented stationery: Soak small squares of blotting paper or absorbent fabric and place in a box with some good quality writing paper or greetings cards - don't allow the scented square to touch the paper! Seal the box and leave for 3 weeks. Please be aware that these products are chemical synthetics of natural products. Therefore they have no therapeutic value - they just smell nice. Remember to dilute to at least 1% before use on the body.

£4.00

In Stock

SKU: 370

GTIN (EAN,ISBN): 675235230418

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Extraction Process

Man made

Can be added to an electric diffuser or traditional oil burner, added to the bath or used in the making of soaps, candles and other bespoke gifts.

DILUTE TO A MAXIMUM OF 1% OR LESS IN A CARRIER OIL BEFORE SKIN APPLICATION. KEEP OUT OF EYES. DO NOT SWALLOW.

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Parfum

Monday, 09 October 2017

One of my favourite scents. And even if you make a lot homemade cosmetics - it lasts literally forever. Plus once used - you can smell it on your skin for very long time.

Monika Jodlowska

Monday, 09 May 2016

I first encountered this fragrance about 2years ago. As soon as I smelled it, It evoked heady summer days of a Rose filled garden and took me to a nostalgic place of happy childhood. It has a sweet and fresh fragrance. I always add a few drops to my tealights when I have guests over. I find it a welcoming and positive aroma.

vilja wadsworth