







The between-plans one
Jasmine absolute up front, rose geranium beside it, mandarin for the brightness and ylang ylang underneath, pre-diluted in golden jojoba: the floral roller, the one that wears like a perfume you put on for yourself.
Two passes on the wrists at three in the afternoon, or in the car before you walk into the thing, and you smell like someone who had a better day than you did. For the bridesmaids, the birthday girl, and the drawer of your own desk.
Scent — Jasmine and rose geranium over ylang ylang, with a lift of mandarin. Floral, green, bright.
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Four oils in golden jojoba. Indian jasmine grandiflorum absolute is the heart, heady and warm; French rose geranium beside it is the green, rosy note that keeps the jasmine honest. Italian mandarin brightens the opening and Madagascar ylang ylang rounds the base.
Of the eight rollers this is the one to wear as a scent rather than as a pause. It goes on dry, sits close at the wrist and the collar, and is easy to roll again before the next room.
It is the roller inside our Birthday Bliss and Bridesmaid Bliss sets. As a gift it suits the friend who loves florals but not sugar, the bridesmaid, the birthday that deserves a small good thing. It ships in the eight-roller set too, as the Floral Radiance blend.
Roll it over the pulse points: inner wrists, temples, the back of the neck. Two or three passes is the whole thing. Then bring your wrists up and breathe in slowly, three or four times. It is pre-diluted in golden jojoba, so it goes straight on skin with nothing to add, and you can roll again later in the day. Cap it between uses and keep it out of direct sun.
Golden jojoba oil, jasmine grandiflorum absolute (India), and rose geranium (France), mandarin (Italy) and ylang ylang (Madagascar) essential oils.
The oils are already diluted in the jojoba, which is why the roller goes straight on skin. The rose note comes from rose geranium, a geranium, not from rose oil. Patch-test a new blend on a small area first, and check with your provider before using it if you are pregnant or nursing.
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What’s in it
Jasmine absolute is the expensive heart of this roller, and rose geranium is what keeps it from being too much: green and rosy where the jasmine is heady. Mandarin opens it; ylang ylang rounds it. All four are pre-diluted in golden jojoba, so there is nothing to mix.

What the oils ride in. It absorbs close to skin, so the roller goes on dry rather than greasy.
Indian jasmine grandiflorum: heady, warm, the note that reads as perfume when you bring your wrist up.
French rose geranium keeps it green and rosy, Italian mandarin brightens the opening, Madagascar ylang ylang rounds the base.
Straight answer
Jasmine on its own can. This blend gives it two things to push against: rose geranium, which is green and a little sharp, and mandarin, which is bright rather than sugary. Ylang ylang underneath keeps it warm, not candied. And it is a roller, so it sits at the wrist and the collar rather than announcing you from the doorway; you catch it when you bring your hand up, and so does the person next to you, and that is about the radius.


The ritual
Inner wrists, temples, the back of the neck: two or three passes where the skin is thin. It is pre-diluted, so it goes straight on.
The slump after lunch, the car before you walk in, the ten minutes before guests. Bring your wrists up and breathe in slowly.
Wrists, then the base of the throat. Roll again before the next room. Cap it between uses and keep it out of direct sun.
Make it a set
Complete the ritual
Each piece is also sold on its own.
Questions
Floral and bright. Jasmine first, heady and warm, with rose geranium beside it keeping it green, a lift of mandarin at the opening and ylang ylang underneath. Of the eight blends it is the one that reads most like a perfume.
The rosy note is rose geranium, a geranium from France, not rose oil. It is greener and a little sharper than rose, which is what balances the jasmine.
Yes, and it is the roller best suited to it. Two passes on the wrists and one at the base of the throat, and it sits close rather than filling a room. It is pre-diluted in golden jojoba, so it goes straight on skin, and you can roll again before the next thing.
Inner wrists, temples or the back of the neck, two or three passes. Then bring your wrists up and breathe in slowly a few times. There is nothing to mix.
The oils are pre-diluted in jojoba, which is gentler than a neat essential oil, but jasmine and ylang ylang are strong florals: patch-test a small area first if you are reactive, and check with your provider if you are pregnant or nursing.
It is the roller inside our Birthday Bliss and Bridesmaid Bliss sets. On its own it fits in a card, and beside the jasmine body oil it makes a small floral set. You can add a gift note to the order, and the packing slip shows no prices.
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