Orange Blossom Reed Diffuser

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

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

Scent family: Floral
Top note: Petit Grain, Orange
Heart note: Orange Blossom, Rose note, Musk
Base note: Woody note, Sweet note

Orange blossom, a fragrant white flower from the bitter orange tree, blooms in February before the fruit ripens, and is steam-distilled to produce the essential oil neroli and orange blossom water, each with its own unique character.

Provence orange blossom, introduced by Arab traders and popularized in the 17th century by Marie-Anne de la Trémoille at European courts, has a rich history of travel and enduring appeal, having already captured the hearts of Eastern gardens.

Orange Blossom is picked from bitter orange trees in spring. This variety of bitter orange tree comes from China and India. It was brought over by the Crusades and introduced to Provence in the 11th century.