Neroli & Cotton Flower Diffuser Refill

We value your satisfaction and aim to provide you with the best products. Below is our policy regarding exchanges and refunds:

Return Period: You may request a return within 30 days from the date of purchase.

Condition Requirements: Items must be unused, unworn, and in their original condition, including all original packaging, tags, and accessories.

Refund Restrictions: We reserve the right to refuse a refund if the item is not in its original condition.

Shipping Fees: We will not reimburse shipping fees, and the cost of return shipping will be your responsibility.

Refund Amount: Refunds will be issued for the total amount paid for the product (whether full price or discounted).

Proof of Purchase: A receipt or proof of payment is required for all refund requests.

How to Request a Refund
To request a refund, please email us at hello@botanibloom.com. We will respond within 48 hours, but please allow for a slower response rate on weekends and public holidays.

Damaged Products
If you receive a product that is damaged, please provide us with photographic proof of the damage. We will issue either a full refund or send a replacement product to you.

Inspection Requirement: In some cases, we may request that you return the damaged item for further inspection.

Néroli & Cotton Flower belongs to the Floral and Powdery olfactory family:
Top Notes: Neroli, Mandarin, Pink Berries
Heart Notes: Linen, Almond, Orange Blossom
Base Notes: Sandalwood, Cotton Flower, Powdery Musk

Neroli is the fruit of the Bitter Orange tree, a shrub native to China and the Near East, which can grow up to 7 meters tall. Cotton is a plant fiber that surrounds the seeds of "true" cotton plants, shrubs of the Malvaceae family. This fiber, made up of almost pure cellulose, is typically processed into yarn which is then woven to produce fabrics.

Neroli essence is an essential oil extracted from the blossom of the bitter orange tree, a lovely small white flower. Its name originates from Anne-Marie Orsini, Princess of Nérola (Italy), who particularly favored these white flowers, incorporating them into her bath, clothing, and palace. As for cotton, discovered by chance by an Indian intrigued by branches adorned with very soft white flakes, it has been cultivated for millennia. Alexander the Great quickly recognized the value of this plant, noting the quality of garments made from its fiber, lighter and finer than his own made from linen and wool.

Neroli is harvested in regions where bitter orange trees thrive, such as France, Italy, Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt, Lebanon, and Paraguay. The flowers are typically hand-picked from late April to early May. The cotton plant (genus Gossypium, family Malvaceae) is a shrub native to India, cultivated in many warm countries for the fibers surrounding the seeds of its fruit when mature. The plant's characteristics vary by country, but the best fibers come from the herbaceous cotton plant (50-60 cm).