Product code: Jo Malone London RED HIBISCUS Cologne 3.4oz 100ml deals Unisex Limited Edition
How Red Hibiscus Blazes Head deep into the tropical forest of the Hawaiian Islands to find its secrets, hidden like treasures amidst the rich greenery. Legend has it that Kaua'i's Nounou Mountain is actually a giant, who became soporific after overeating. He lay down on his side, fell asleep, and is yet to wake. As the sun breaks through the verdant canopy of these mountainous slopes and the sound of tropical birds fills the air, a bright red flower soaks up the heat. The red hibiscus is the furtive cousin of the yellow hibiscus. A shyer, rarer creature, who prefers an existence tucked away from prying eyes and curious hands. Like a tiny, flickering flame, red hibiscus blazes through the undergrowth, fanning out its scarlet petals in the tropical light. Long used in Ayurvedic medicine to cool the body during the heat of summer, red hibiscus is also believed to make hair flourish. Believed to be rich in antioxidants and vitamin C, deals it is also used to make a vividly coloured tea, served.
How Red Hibiscus Blazes Head deep into the tropical forest of the Hawaiian Islands to find its secrets, hidden like treasures amidst the rich greenery. Legend has it that Kaua'i's Nounou Mountain is actually a giant, who became soporific after overeating. He lay down on his side, fell asleep, and is yet to wake. As the sun breaks through the verdant canopy of these mountainous slopes and the sound of tropical birds fills the air, a bright red flower soaks up the heat. The red hibiscus is the furtive cousin of the yellow hibiscus. A shyer, rarer creature, who prefers an existence tucked away from prying eyes and curious hands. Like a tiny, flickering flame, red hibiscus blazes through the undergrowth, fanning out its scarlet petals in the tropical light. Long used in Ayurvedic medicine to cool the body during the heat of summer, red hibiscus is also believed to make hair flourish. Believed to be rich in antioxidants and vitamin C, deals it is also used to make a vividly coloured tea, served.