Queen Charlotte’s Tea BBW Type Fragrance Oil

Queen Charlotte’s Tea: A Whiff of Regency Elegance

Step into an enchanting world of elegance and sophistication with “Queen Charlotte’s Tea,” a luxurious fragrance that captures the essence of a regal tea party fit for royalty. As you indulge in this exquisite scent, let the rich bergamot unfold like a perfect morning sun, infusing the atmosphere with its bright, uplifting aroma that dances playfully on your senses.

The bold citrus notes add a zesty vibrancy, evoking the refreshing charm of carefully selected lemons and oranges, their peels kissed by the soft sunlight of a garden in full bloom. Together, they create a delightful harmony that awakens the spirit and invigorates the mind.

At the heart of this fragrance lies a sumptuous layer of black tea leaves, steeped in a sense of tradition and elegance. The deep, velvety nuances of the tea create a grounding effect, transporting you to a lavish setting with intricately designed porcelain cups and sprawling tables adorned with delicate pastries. Each inhalation is reminiscent of laughter and lively conversation shared among friends, where time seems to stand still.

With a touch of sophistication and a whisper of nostalgia, “Queen Charlotte’s Tea” encapsulates the allure of an afternoon spent in the company of graceful blooms and delightful indulgences. Allow yourself to be carried away by this regal fragrance—it’s not just a scent; it’s an invitation to experience the grandeur of an elegant tea party, where every moment feels like a celebration under the watchful eyes of a queen.

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* It is the responsibility of our customer to ensure the safety of the finished product containing this fragrance by conducting all necessary tests.* These maximum usage amounts are in compliance with IFRA standards, are provided for safety, and are not meant to serve as suggested usage amounts. It is up to the customer to determine the ideal usage amount for desired product integrity, while staying under the safety maximums. Many times the ideal usage amount is much lower than the maximum amount stated for safety.