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FLWR Fleur D'Oranger Hand Cream 50ml by The Aromatherapy Co

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Sale price$14.00
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A little luxury for your hands, with a scent that lifts the day. The FLWR Fleur D'Oranger Hand Cream by The Aromatherapy Co wraps skin in aromatic grapefruit and orange blossom, with rich amber and musk. It is bright, sophisticated and comforting, in the FLWR range's pretty pastel packaging.

Made in New Zealand and vegan, it is enriched with meadowfoam seed oil, shea butter, rosehip oil and pomegranate extract to keep hands hydrated and soft. The lightweight texture sinks in quickly, so it is easy to reach for through the day. The 50ml size slips into a handbag or sits neatly by the basin.

How do I use it? Apply liberally to hands whenever they need it, and work a little into the cuticles. Keep one in your bag and another at your desk so the ritual is always within reach.

Is it a good gift? Yes. The pastel floral packaging makes it a lovely little gift on its own, or pair it with the matching candle and diffuser for a complete set.

It belongs to the wider FLWR collection within the Aromatherapy Co range. Carry the scent through your home with the matching Fleur D'Oranger candle and reed diffuser.

It also makes a genuinely lovely gift, on its own or as part of a coordinated set.

Why You'll Love It

  • Bright floral-citrus fragrance of grapefruit, orange blossom, amber and musk
  • Vegan, made in New Zealand
  • Enriched with meadowfoam seed oil, shea butter, rosehip oil and pomegranate extract
  • Lightweight texture that absorbs quickly
  • Handbag-friendly 50ml size for hydration on the go
  • Pretty pastel packaging that gifts beautifully

Product Details

  • Brand: The Aromatherapy Co (FLWR range)
  • Size: 50ml
  • Scent: Fleur D'Oranger, orange blossoms with a hint of citrus
  • Key notes: Grapefruit, Orange Blossom, Amber, Musk
  • Key actives: meadowfoam seed oil, shea butter, rosehip oil, pomegranate extract
  • Vegan, made in New Zealand
  • How to use: apply liberally to hands as desired. Discontinue use if irritation occurs

How to Wear It

Keep one tube where your hands pause throughout the day, by the kitchen sink, on the bedside table, in your handbag or at your desk. A small amount worked into the hands and cuticles is enough, and the bright orange blossom lingers softly without competing with perfume. For a fuller signature, light the matching candle or set the matching diffuser nearby so the scent builds gently across the room.

In Short

The FLWR Fleur D'Oranger Hand Cream by The Aromatherapy Co is a 50ml, NZ-made vegan hand cream in a bright floral-citrus blend of grapefruit, orange blossom, amber and musk. Enriched with meadowfoam seed oil, shea butter, rosehip oil and pomegranate extract, it hydrates with a lightweight finish and pairs perfectly with the matching candle and diffuser.

FLWR Fleur D'Oranger hand cream tube standing beside its peach and lilac gradient carton on white
FLWR Fleur D'Oranger Hand Cream 50ml by The Aromatherapy Co Sale price$14.00

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