Rose & Hibiscus Scented Envelope

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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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The Rose & Hibiscus belongs to the Floral scent family. View the floral bouquet\'s scent pyramid:
Top note: Rose, Mandarin, Bergamot
Heart note: Hibiscus, Cyclamen, Rose
Base note: Cedar, Sandalwood, White Musk

Hibiscus has captivated people for millennia with its beauty and fragrance, growing up to five meters high and featuring asymmetrical flowers in various colors, with Syrian and Chinese hibiscus being the most common species in Europe. The rose, celebrated as the Queen of Flowers for thousands of years, boasts a rich history that predates literature and includes numerous species, notably the Grasse variety, or May rose, which is prized for its highly scented flowers used in perfumery and aromatherapy.

Hibiscus has been cultivated in Egypt and Southeast Asia for its decorative appeal and edible parts, spreading to Europe in the 12th century and earning the title "flower of eternity" due to its continued medicinal use in Sub-Saharan Africa. Roses, with a history that predates humanity, symbolize beauty and love, inspiring countless artworks and literature, and represent positivity and the divine feminine through their unforgettable fragrance.

Hibiscus is found worldwide, thriving in various climates, but most species are sensitive to wind; it has become a positive global symbol, appearing on the national flags of countries like Korea, Hawaii, and Malaysia. In contrast, thousands of garden and wild rose varieties exist globally, with the cabbage rose particularly flourishing in the Provence sunshine, which enhances its beauty and fragrance while its full petals are protected by long thorns.