"There are three essential oils derived from the bitter orange tree. Petitgrain oil is distilled from the leaves and twigs of the tree, Neroli essential oil is distilled from the blossoms, and Bitter Orange oil is produced by cold pressing the rinds of the fruits. Petitgrain essential oil is widely used in the perfume industry, giving body sprays, fragrances, lotions, and colognes a fresh, herbaceous note that is popular among both women and men." What I found on petitgrain. So the citrus smell is correct.
@ Yes, I am sure. Direct from B&M website: “Based on one of the oldest forms of perfume, Cologne Russe is a throwback to a scent created by the House of Guerlain for the Russian royal family and discontinued in the early twentieth century.”
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I agree about the labels using topigraphical maps in the pictures. Very cool concept and I'm excited to try this soap and scent.
"There are three essential oils derived from the bitter orange tree. Petitgrain oil is distilled from the leaves and twigs of the tree, Neroli essential oil is distilled from the blossoms, and Bitter Orange oil is produced by cold pressing the rinds of the fruits. Petitgrain essential oil is widely used in the perfume industry, giving body sprays, fragrances, lotions, and colognes a fresh, herbaceous note that is popular among both women and men." What I found on petitgrain. So the citrus smell is correct.
Thanks! 3 different oils from the plant. Amazing stuff.
Hey man I love this scent, it’s nice and subtle and welcoming. Good stuff silky looking forward to more videos peace out.
Thanks buddy!
Discontinued in the early 20th century, brought back, and discontinued again in the early 21st century. This scent can't catch a break!
Early 20th century…are you sure? That’s the 1900s
@ Yes, I am sure. Direct from B&M website: “Based on one of the oldest forms of perfume, Cologne Russe is a throwback to a scent created by the House of Guerlain for the Russian royal family and discontinued in the early twentieth century.”
@@GetUpTheMountains My bad, I thought you were talking about the actual Barrister and Mann soap.