Lavender Water
Despite the name,
lavender is not
the only scent in this perfume. The lavender blends wonderfully
with orange-flower water and rosewater to create a unique
scent
that you
won't find anywhere else.
It also apparently had some other uses in the 19th century; the following comes from Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility, published in 1811:
You might also like:
Our Victorian Atomizers. These gorgeous bottles will spritz your Lavender Water in a gentle mist, perfect for applying evenly on the skin.
A note on packaging:
All our glass bottles are shipped with a screw top to avoid spilling; a cork is included for your use once it arrives.
Customer Reviews:
It also apparently had some other uses in the 19th century; the following comes from Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility, published in 1811:
"Marianne,
now looking dreadfully white, and unable to stand, sunk into her chair,
and Elinor, expecting every moment to see her faint, tried to screen
her from the observation of others, while reviving her with lavender
water."
You might also like:
Our Victorian Atomizers. These gorgeous bottles will spritz your Lavender Water in a gentle mist, perfect for applying evenly on the skin.
A note on packaging:
All our glass bottles are shipped with a screw top to avoid spilling; a cork is included for your use once it arrives.
Customer Reviews:
