White Jasmine Spray Air Freshener

White Jasmine Spray Air Freshener 100ml SYS

AFR017
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€7.90
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White Jasmine Spray Air Freshener 100ml SYS

 

White Jasmine Spray Air Freshener 100ml SYS.


The Spray Air Freshener SyS White Jasmine stands out for its floral and soft notes with warm touches. An aroma that brings relaxation and rest to any space.

Lasts more than 4 weeks. It is a convenient spray to scent any room, sheets and pillow, towels etc.

This fragrance is so special and unique, the word Jasmine in Persian means “Gift of God”. It evokes summer nights and is characterised by its delicacy and intoxicating perfume. Jasmine is one of the most aromatic flowers in existence, it is the most widely used white flower scent in perfumery and has inspired many artists and perfumers.

In aromatherapy, the scent of Jasmine has been highly valued for thousands of years as it enjoys great importance, both culturally and spiritually. It is a potent anti-depressant, relaxing and anti-inflammatory, inducing relaxation and a feeling of rest, reducing stress and sleeping difficulties, and helping to control emotional state. It is also a known aphrodisiac that strengthens sexual desire.

In any space, this scent creates unique atmospheres that evoke nights by the Mediterranean or in Andalusian patios. It fills any space with its floral fragrance, flooding it with delicacy and well-being, giving it a feminine and romantic touch. It is also an excellent natural insect repellent.

Characteristics: In the foreground, floral, warm and sweet notes, very intoxicating and dominant, and in the background, oriental, spicy and liqueur notes. 

Long lasting fragrance. Keep away from children. Do not swallow or get it near the eyes, nose and mouth. Do not point the atomizer at sources of heat or flame, as the contents are flammable.

Product made in Spain.
SYS COSMETICA NATURAL Y AROMAS
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