Redflower Review

“an unforgettable living scent so pure, it touches the expanse of nature.”

-julie keller, american spa

A pure flower and herb distillation. Hand and wild crafted in usda certified organic concentrate.  Ambrette is the nature of man the pod of the tropical hibiscus flower, used as an offering to Kali and Ganesha in India, as a medicinal tea in mexico, and as a children’s pastime in indonesia.

red flower ambrette is a highly sophisticated, earthy musk, warm with a touch of spice, red rose otto and fresh herbs meld into the scent of the human pulse. With rose absolute, ambrette, patchouli, bitter orange, orange flower, frankincense, black pepper, geranium and clove.

Even with all of the musky and earthy scents this perfume actually has a sweet scent too.  The earthy tones are prevalent but the the sweet is the afternote.  It is a day or evening scent.  Oh so charming.  The more I wear it, the more I fall for it.

apply with over wrists, neck and pulse points. its scent upon touching the skin is a gesture of enlightened sophistication. a layered unfolding, like a crisp silk. created to offer a subtle gesture of the self and to touch the essence of the individual. for the knowing.  Box is 80% recycled paper produced and printed at 100% wind-powered plant in usa.

Redflower has so much to offer.  Especially for the holidays for dolling up!  or for gift giving.

red flower lives life fully.

red flower was founded by yael alkalay who was inspired to create a kind of beauty that is not easily bottled, one that focuses both on the internal and the external. always looking and trying to find, yael believes that true indulgence is personal and takes a lifetime. red flower’s inspiration finds its roots in yael’s cultural heritage, her grandfather was the first dermatologist in bulgaria, she descends from eight generations of turkish grand rabbis, kiev musicians and farmers from the pampas of argentina. traveling extensively to maintain family ties and traditions, she lives with deep medical, spiritual and agricultural sensitivity, rich household customs and everyday sensual moments.

Disclosure: I was sent the Ambrette for review. I was not under any obligation to write a review for Redflower.

Karissa Gindling™ for Prissy Green™ ©

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