Ingredients: Plant-based wax, natural essential oil, wooden candle wick
Do you want to turn into a princess living in a magnificent castle like in fairy tales for once? If the answer is yes, then Rosalie scented candles are for you.
With a beautiful and elegant name, Rosalie is a luxurious rose fragrance with a playful touch of apricot and cherry scents. To reach the base note, the scent of pine wood will remain persistent and luxurious as if it belonged to a magical and ancient time in Europe.
As the name itself suggests, the fragrance of Rosalie is rich in rose scent. This scent is suitable for all girls, especially those who love rose scent and sweet floral scents.
1. 210gr
2. 70gr
Iris Nguyễn - Perfumery House is a household brand in the Vietnamese fragrance industry. The brand specialises in manufacturing hand made perfumes and scented candles.
The brand was founded by a fragrance artist, Iris Nguyen, who has a background in biotechnology and lab work. After working different jobs, Iris found her own passion and decided to forge her own path.
After studying and researching, Iris created the first 5 fragrances in 2017 with the purpose of creating a product line of high quality and affordable perfumes. Since then Iris Nguyen - Perfumery House has become a frequent name at fragrance events in Vietnam.
With the philosophy of creating scents based on human personalities, Iris believes that each product can help individuals become more confident in themselves.
You will get to discover a world of fragrances and even make your own perfume and scented candles at the store. The brand also designs perfume for personal or commercial purposes. If you have a passion for perfumes, Nguyen - Perfumery House will not disappoint.
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Address: The Opal Office Building, 92 Nguyen Huu Canh Street, Ward No.22, Binh Thanh District, HCMC, Room 2201, Floor 22nd
Initially issued by Department of Planning and Investment of Ho Chi Minh City
Enterprise Code No.: 0316713818 - Date: 09 February 2021.
