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This lotion's intoxicating scent is thanks to the tuberose flower and the aloe butter. It is made with calendula oil and fractionated coconut oil and chamomile floral water which easily absorb into the skin, they soothe dry, chapped skin and are effective on aging skin.   This lotion is offered in a 16 oz black bullet or 1 litre white cylinder bottle with white turret cap. 

                                        

Natural Ingredients:

 

Aloe Butter

Calendula Oil 

Chamomile Flower Water

Fractionated coconut oil 

Essential Oil of Tuberose

Aqua (Distilled Water)

 

All our moisturizers, lotions, and body-butters are made to order and are prepared with the utmost care and with you, the end user in mind. These products are worn like you would wear your favorite sweater; they become a part of you as you use them daily, and they are meant to be used daily. They are exquisite products with the highest quality of raw, cruelty-free, vegan ingredients: we want to smell good and we want to take care of our skin but not at the expense of our planet.

 

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Tuberose Vegan Body Lotion

C$25.00Price
Excluding GST/HST
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  • Agave amica, formerly Polianthes tuberosa, the tuberose, is a perennial plant in the family Asparagaceae, subfamily Agavoideae, extracts of which are used as a note in perfumery. Now widely grown as an ornamental plant, the species was originally native to Mexico.

    The common name derives from the Latin tuberosa through French tubéreuse, meaning swollen or tuberous in reference to its root system.

    The overwhelming fragrance of the tuberose has been distilled for use in perfumery since the 17th century, when the flower was first transported to Europe. French Queen Marie Antoinette used a perfume called Sillage de la Reine, also called Parfum de Trianon, containing tuberose, orange blossom, sandalwood, jasmine, iris and cedar.It remains a popular floral note for perfumes, either in stand-alone Tuberose fragrances or mixed floral scents, but it generally must be used in moderation because the essence is overpowering and can become sickly to the wearer.

    Tuberose is a very intoxicating scent , at night it releases its odor , a floral musky smell . Its not so popular in the west, but its extremely popular in India, along with Jasmine sambac.  In India and Bangladesh they are widely used in making flower garlands which are offered to the gods or used as wedding ornaments. While once associated with funerals, it is now used in floral arrangements for other occasions.

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