Acqua della Regina Scented Wax Tablets

Acqua della Regina Scented Wax Tablet, from a composition commissioned by Caterina de' Medici in 1533. Scented with citrus, petitgrain, neroli and musk, finished with lavender blossoms and orange peel. Hesperidic and aromatic.

Description

Renato Bianco, perfumer to Caterina de' Medici, created a fragrance of Italian citrus and aromatic plants. When she left for France, she took both the perfume and its creator. Known as Acqua della Regina, or the Queen's Water, the solid wax tablet carries the same hesperidic and aromatic composition. From the Firenze 1221 collection.

How to use

Place the wax tablets in drawers, wardrobes, or among household linen to diffuse the fragrance. Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct light and heat. Avoid direct contact with delicate fabrics.

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• Renato Bianco, perfumer to Caterina de' Medici, created a fragrance of Italian citrus and aromatic plants. When she left for France, she took both the perfume and its creator. Known as Acqua della Regina, or the Queen's Water, the solid wax tablet carries the same hesperidic and aromatic composition. From the Firenze 1221 collection.
  

• Place the wax tablets in drawers, wardrobes, or among household linen to diffuse the fragrance. Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct light and heat. Avoid direct contact with delicate fabrics.