Neroli

Notes of...

Neroli milk accord?

[laughs] Neroli-

Orange blossom absolute.

Yeah.

And like culture, I always see the example of baby powder.

I remember I had a French friend who I gave them a Neroli candle and they were like, oh, it smells like baby powder.

I was like, no, it doesn't.

It smells like Neroli.

But that's because here baby powder is very like rose, violet, sort of that kind of.

But in France, it's more Neroli.

Exactly.

It's like these cultural little reference points are really, really important to understand.

It wasn't too much, but just...

Is it orange? Negr- what was it? Neroli?

Yeah, there's, yeah.

Yeah.

Neroli.

Yeah.

Neroli.

Great.

There's some fun things.

There's like Joie de Vivre, Tuscan Sun, Afternoon Siesta, as well as, you know, a bit of Negroni and some Neroli Blossom.

I love how Orange Grove ends with Italian Cypress, Pettigrain and La Dolce Vita.

Because fragrance is a feeling and we were fed up of what is available on the market.

Yeah, that's great.

Well, just in case people are unfamiliar, let's just run through the scents really quick.

We've got Orange Grove, which is Pettogram, Mandarin, and Neroli.

our orange tube then we've got the grey one which is after thunder scene two which is uh cedar eucalyptus and bitter orange stunning

And I use these sometimes for dry eye like like Helichrysum is a good one.

Neroli is another one, although that's got the citrus, so that might be an issue for certain people.

But Rose is another one.

So you can spray it with your eyes closed on the eyelids, and that has the signature of the essential oil, but it's much more gentle.