The Florist Natural Hand Lotion Jasmine, Ylang Ylang, Helichrysum, and Sandalwood A luxurious blend of timeless floral fragrance, the Florist natural hand lotion captures the essence of an elegant bouquet. Notes of jasmine and ylang ylang bloom in perfect harmony, while delicate helichrysum adds warmth and depth. A base of smooth sandalwood grounds the scent, creating a balanced, exquisite finish. Immerse yourself in this floral blend and experience true luxury. The Florist natural hand lotion carries a fragrance that's as bold as it is classic and sophisticated. Fragrance Notes * Jasmine – The Queen of Flowers: A rich, sweet floral note known for its romantic, sensual aroma, adds depth, warmth, and elegance * Ylang Ylang – Exotic and intoxicating, ylang ylang offers a tropical floral scent that’s both sweet and slightly spicy * Helichrysum – Sometimes called the “immortal flower," brings a honeyed, herbal aroma with subtle earthy undertones * Sandalwood – Smooth, creamy, and grounding, provides a woody base note that lends depth and balance The Florist Natural Hand Lotion Is Different We hand-blend the Florist natural hand lotion in small batches with natural ingredients, like pure plant extracts oils and African shea butter, to leave all types of skin feeling soft, smooth, and nourished. Using natural ingredients full of vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, our Samhain natural hand lotion is a smooth, luxurious, non-greasy lotion good for all sorts of skin types. Dive into a world of floral luxury with the bright notes of Jasmine, Ylang Ylang, Helichrysum, and Sandalwood. Packaged in an eco-friendly 100% recyclable metal tube so you can get every last bit of lotion. A Brief History of Flower Arrangement Flowers have always held deep symbolic meaning, serving as messengers of emotion, spirituality, and connection to nature. In ancient Celtic culture, flowers were more than decoration: they were sacred symbols woven into rituals, festivals, and daily life. The Celts believed each flower carried its own spirit and healing energy, used to honor the changing seasons, celebrate fertility and renewal, and decorate altars and homes during holy days like Beltane