Our Perfumes are Hand Blended the way perfumes had been made for thousands of years. They contain Natural Essences from natural essential oils, absolutes and resins derived from plants.We do not use synthetic fragrances or other synthetic ingredients. Natural Perfumes have a natural scent and are not over bearing. By Definition, perfumes consist of 30-50 percent precious oils. Most of our perfumes contain 50 percent precious oils so you use less. Perfumes are packaged in glass with roll on applicators for convenience.
Note: Notes may not include all ingredients. Perfumes are made from all natural ingredients.
Wearing Your Perfume
The perfume you select is more than likely not going to smell like it does in the bottle and it will be much stronger when first applied. Dab your perfume at the pulse points, on the underside of your wrist, on the inside of the elbow behind your ears. Within 20 minutes of applying, the scent develops and softens. Avoid from rubbing as friction will affect the endurance of your perfume.Let it dry naturally. We use a organic jojoba oil base which helps scents last longer.
Caring For Your Perfume
Always keep your natural perfume in a cool dark place. If natural perfumes are exposed to heat and sunlight the precious essential oils will weaken.
Ingredients Essential Oils, Absolutes, Resins, Organic Jojoba Oil. Nothing but Natural plant based ingredients.
Cautions
Always do a patch test.Our Natural Perfumes are made from natural plant extracts (Essential oil and precious absolutes).If you are allergic to the plant you are more than likely allergic to the essential oil.Wear only a small amount in one area for the first day or two.
Warning: As with any perfume, keep them away and out of reach of children.And, as with any perfume, if you are pregnant, nursing or have a serious medical condition, consult your physician or health care professional before using.
Did you know? Until the 20th century, perfumes were made from natural ingredients derived directly from plants and animals, and as fragrances became cheaper and more widespread, they also became more synthetic.The National Academy of Sciences reports that 95% of the chemicals used in fragrances today are synthetic compounds derived from petroleum, including known toxins capable of causing cancer, birth defects, central nervous system disorders and allergic reactions. From Medical News Today