Tangerine Mandarin Orange Room Spray with Orange Blossom by Flaires

Sit Under Citrus Trees With a Mandarin Room Spray

This mandarin room spray by Flaires of Spain pairs Calabrian mandarin and petitgrain with basil and tarragon. Egyptian jasmine and Seville orange blossom round it out.

Product Details

• Product Type: Room spray and air freshener
• Product Number: L-712
• Fragrance Notes: Calabrian mandarin, petitgrain, basil, tarragon, Egyptian jasmine, Seville orange blossom
• Use: Spritz around the home, in the restroom, on linens or on potpourri
• Ingredients: Alcohol Denat, Water, Fragrance
• Bottle: Glass bottle with pump spray, 100 ml (3.4 oz)
• Bottle Size: 5.5 in H x 2.5 in W x 1.5 in D
• Made: Made in Spain by Flaires

What Is a Mandarin?

The mandarin, Citrus reticulata, is a small, thin-skinned orange. Britannica says it is likely native to Southeast Asia.

Tangerines are a common variety. Mandarin oil comes from the peel and is used in perfumery. This tangerine air freshener uses that tradition. Find more in our Flaires Air Freshener Collection.

Seville Orange Blossoms

Seville has over 40,000 bitter orange trees. In spring the city's strongest scent is the blossom, called azahar.

That orange blossom fragrance has long gone into essential oils and perfume. Here it meets herbs for a green undertone.

Display and Use

Spritz around the home or onto linens. Keep the bottle out of direct sun. The overall effect is not overly sweet, but like standing under citrus trees in the garden.

Use this mandarin room spray as a tangerine air freshener in the restroom. It also works as an orange blossom fragrance or a citrus herb scent. A mandarin room spray suits a sunny entry.

About Citrus and Herbs

Basil and tarragon bring a gentle herbal note. This citrus herb scent works well in a restroom or entry. It creates an exotic ambiance without heaviness.

For More Reading from the Web

• Learn the story of the mandarin orange. Mandarin Orange - Britannica
• See why Seville smells of orange blossom each spring. The City With the Most Vitamin C in the World - Andalucia.org