Name: Big
Brand: Lush
SKU: 9214-NA
Price: 46 CAD
Availability: InStock

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Alcohol Denat.

Water (Aqua)

Perfume

Glycerine

Alpha-Isomethyl Ionone

Neroli Oil

Sicilian Red Mandarin Oil

Vanilla Absolute

Orange Flower Absolute

*Anise Alcohol

*Citral

*Coumarin

*Farnesol

Geraniol

*Hydroxycitronellal

*Limonene

*Linalool

Citrus

Vanilla

Neroli

Mandarin

Orange Flower

Uplifting

Sensual

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Vegan

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Fresh

Floral

Send to FSMS: Yes

Neroli breeze at the beach

Body Spray

6.7floz

Fragrances

Body Sprays

Vegan Perfume

Ocean-inspired faves

Big, notre shampooing vedette, confère un look de plage aux cheveux. Sous forme de parfum, c’est du soleil en bouteille! Une vague florale d’absolu de fleur d’oranger se marie aux notes douces et fruitées de la mandarine. L’absolu de vanille ajoute des notes réconfortantes, chaleureuses et musquées. Allez-y, montez le volume! Fait au Royaume-Uni.

Vaporiser généreusement sur tout le corps pour un parfum longue durée ou à quelques reprises pendant la journée pour renouveler la fragrance.

Fragrancing

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Natural

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Delicately floral and somewhat citrusy, the scent of neroli is distinctively cheering.

Neroli oil comes from the bitter orange tree (<i>Citrus aurantium amara</i>), which is an evergreen member of the Rutaceae plant family. Many parts of the tree are used for perfuming and culinary purposes. The fruits flavour food and drinks, and the flowers are distilled to produce neroli oil and orange flower absolute. Petitgrain oil is also obtained from the leaves and twigs of this same tree.

What are the benefits of neroli for the body and mind?

Neroli is naturally uplifting and widely used in aromatherapy for its stress-relieving effects. This oil is a true luxury, as the distillation process requires a lot of flowers to produce just a little.&nbsp;

Marie-Anne de La Trémoille (1642 - 1722) named the bitter orange flower oil ‘neroli’ after the city Nerola in Italy of which she was the princess. She loved to wear the oil as a perfume and created a trend in European royal courts - she would probably be called an influencer nowadays.

Lush sources a few different neroli oils from several different suppliers. To find out more, browse your Lush product’s list of ingredients and click on the ones you are interested in. This should take you to a page full of details!

Ingredient

Vitamin-rich

Shine-enhancing

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Full of sugar and sunshine, the mandarin fruit may look small but it has big qualities.

Mandarins look a bit like small oranges, but their taste is usually slightly stronger and more acidic. The evergreen mandarin tree can grow up to six metres tall and belongs to the Rutaceae plant family.&nbsp;

Depending on the ripeness of the fruit when it’s harvested, the oil will taste and smell different. When the peel is still green, the fruit is low in sugar, and therefore the oil has a rather green and citrusy scent. When the peel turns yellow, the oil gets much sweeter, and, finally, when it's orange-red, it even takes on a floral note close to neroli.

Since 2005, Lush has sourced bergamot, lemon and mandarin essential oils directly from a family business producing citrus oils for three generations. Grown under the Sicilian sun without pesticides, the mandarins are collected by hand and pressed entirely with their peel.

We also sometimes purchase fresh fruits that can come from various locations. To find out more about them and their supplier, browse your Lush product’s list of ingredients and click on the ones you are interested in. This should take you to a page full of details!

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Orange flower has an intensely floral aroma with fresh green notes and is one of the most popular essential oils used in perfumery.

Lush uses a few different types of orange flower (or orange blossom) in products, with varied purposes and perks to them. They’re all derived from the bitter orange tree (<i>Citrus aurantium amara</i>), which is an evergreen member of the Rutaceae plant family. The fruits flavour food and drinks, the flowers provide neroli oil and orange flower absolute, and even the leaves and twigs can be distilled to obtain petitgrain oil.

Orange blossom honey can also be found in Lush products. This is produced when bees collect nectar from the flowers of the bitter orange tree. The honey retains some of the beautiful floral-citrus flavour and fragrance. It is considered luxurious and exotic.

Where does Lush source orange flower from?

Lush purchases orange flower absolute from a producer based in the north of Tunisia. The business is run by three siblings, whose father started many years ago. They have been supplying Lush since 2005. To find out more about the other orange flower-derived ingredients and the suppliers, browse your Lush product’s list of ingredients and click on the ones you are interested in. This should take you to a page full of details!



Vaporisez un soupçon de Big et transportez-vous sur la plage avec son parfum aux huiles essentielles de mandarine et de néroli, à l’eau de fleur d’oranger et à l’absolu de vanille.

Big Body Spray

Synthetic

Aqua

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Citrus aurantium amara

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Citrus nobilis

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Vanilla planifolia

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A gentle breeze blows through the sun soaked groves of Sicilian red mandarins, stirring cheerful notes of orange flower absolute. A touch of evocative vanilla absolute and brightening neroli oil allow any worries to float away, letting smiles shine.

Big

Vaporisateur corporel

Neroli breeze at the beach

Utilisation

Ingrédients

Néroli

Mandarine

Fleur d'oranger

Ingrédients naturels

Ingrédients synthétiques sûrs

*Naturellement présent dans les huiles essentielles.

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