Flower Water Frangipani

Ingredients (INCI): 100% Plumeria Alba Flower Water

Production method: steam distillation of frangipani flowers 

Country of origin: Bali

Skin types – For all skin types, especially dry skin

How does it help - refreshes and softens all skin types

Hair – Refreshes hair. You can use it as a hair rinse at the last stage of washing, add it to hair masks and homemade shampoos, or spray into already washed, still damp hair from roots to ends. Do not rinse again.

Body – Use also as a a non-traditional natural perfume Its sweet, floral, exotic aroma relaxes. It awakens love and spirituality.

Bath – When mentally stressed, add 2-3 spoons to the evening bath and relax surrounded by the intoxicating aroma.

Use Spray a sufficient amount on a cotton pad and clean the skin. Or apply directly to the face so-called. mist. Don’t be afraid to mist your face with a good dose of flower water, your skin will appreciate it. It will be beautifully hydrated and ready for further care steps, such as the application of skin oil or botanical serum. Use to refresh during the day and to improve your mood. You can add it to face masks.

Aroma – sweet floral exotic 

Aromatherapy – Relaxes. Awakens love and spirituality. It is slightly aphrodisiac.

Interesting facts

It comes from Central America, but grows abundantly in Java and Bali, from where its name is also derived, in the local language it is called "Bunga Jepun"and in Java it is called "bunga cambodia". On the island of Bali, it is a basic flower in sacrificial rituals and an integral part of the identity of this nation. It is a symbol of the Hindu god Shiva.

Did you know that the exotic Frangipani is named after a fictional hero from the 19th century?! It was invented in 1855 by the owners of a luxury London perfumery to promote their new perfume. The imaginary hero, botanist Mercutio Frangipani, was supposed to accompany Christopher Columbus on his voyage to the New World and be responsible for the discovery of this exotic and intoxicatingly fragrant flower, Plumeria alba. In fact, the name “frangipanni” comes from the Italian for “broken bread,” and the plant is named after the botanist of King Louis XIV of France, Charles Plumier.

100% pure natural product, originating from family farming We support small family business, hard work of honest people.

We pack in innovative bag-in-boxAdvantages of the package: storage without access to air and light, preservation of the qualities of this flower water to the last drop, minimization of the carbon footprint, saves nature