NEST New York Sunkissed Hibiscus Eau de Parfum (Full Size) – 50 mL – Vegan & Cruelty Free(Black Tulip)

Description

This radiant solar floral eau de parfum blends warm golden amber with layers of classic white florals and frangipani, a tropical floral with a creamy coconut accord. Weight: 1.7 fl oz | 50 ml Dimensions: 4″ H x 2.75″ L x .75″ W Item # NEST19SKH Sunkissed Hibiscus Eau de Parfum (50 mL) alcohol denat,fragrance (parfum),water/aqua/eau,ethylhexyl methoxycinnamate,butyl methoxydibenzoylmethane,ethylhexyl salicylate, Inspired by the allure of the Voodoo Queen hibiscus, this travel spray is a radiant solar floral that taps into the warmth of golden amber to capture the luminosity of the sun. Layers of classic white florals and frangipani, a tropical floral with a creamy coconut accord, complete this fragrance that absolutely wraps you in bliss. NEST New York founder Laura Slatkin was inspired by the mesmerizing Voodoo Queen hibiscus that blooms in the garden of her Palm Beach home. Drawn to its striking colors reminiscent of a picturesque Palm Beach sunset, she discovered that the flower has an incredible relationship to the sun: its petals close when it sets and blossom as it rises. An eau de parfum has a higher concentration of fragrance oil than an eau de toilette. You may feel you need to apply less of an eau de parfum in order to get a longer-lasting scent. In the fragrance world, the order of highest to lowest concentration is pure perfume (which tends to be solid), eau de parfum, eau de toilette, and eau de cologne. The NEST New York Fine Fragrances Collection are all eau de parfums. Apply fragrance to your major pulse points, such as wrists, inside the elbows, behind the ears, and behind the knees. Do not apply fragrance on sensitive areas and be sure to keep it away from your eyes and mouth. How much you apply is up to you, but a good rule is one to two spritzes or dabs per pulse point. Fragrance notes are the different scents you will experience at different times throughout the period you are wearing your perfume. Fragrance notes are separated into three categories: top notes, middle (or “heart”) notes, and base/dry notes. Fragrance accords are where perfumers get especially creative. They balance and blend three or four fragrance notes to create a completely new, unified scent impression. For example, an “ocean waves” accord could be comprised of multiple watery and salty notes to create an impression that is reminiscent of a day at the beach. Depending on the quality of ingredients and storage methods, most perfumes have a shelf life of at least three to five years. Light, heat, and variations in temperature and exposure to oxygen can cause a fragrance to deteriorate over time. In order to maximize the shelf life of your perfume, it should be stored in a cool, dry, and dark place. Storing perfume in the refrigerator is the best preservation method and will help the fragrance last much longer. If a perfume begins to shift its color to a darker hue, or if the scent smells faded, a little sour, or musty, it is time to discard it and buy a new bottle.