Some flowers are not grown on an industrial scale — they are waited for, harvested rarely and turned into equally rare oils. The Extraordinary Flowers collection has grown to seven scents and now covers the whole floral range, from the most powdery to the greenest.
Blue Lotus, the sacred flower of ancient Egypt, remains the pride of the collection — exotic, mystical, wearable as perfume. Lilac is the olfactory memory of childhood: a green-floral note, fresh and nostalgic. Jasmine is its nocturnal opposite — sensual and warm. They are now joined by Lily of the Valley, delicate and pearly; White Lotus, the luminous sibling of the blue lotus; Imperial Valley Water Lily, exotic and aquatic; and Cherry Blossom, the fleeting flower of the Japanese spring, which blooms fragrantly for only a few days a year.
How to use them: in a diffuser, on evenings that deserve a special atmosphere; diluted in a carrier oil, as a natural floral perfume; or in the bedroom, in small doses, for fragrant sleep. Seven flowers, seven moods — from serene mornings to long evenings.
Continue with the oils for the Heart Chakra, the oils worn as perfume or the Love collection.