neroli
- noun
- /nəˈroʊli/
- She added a few drops of neroli to her homemade lotion for its soothing properties.
- neroli and jasmine
- blend of neroli
- neroli oil
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Watch on YouTubeAnd it contains geranium and neroli.
- And it contains geranium and neroli.
- This has white neroli, mimosa and lemon in it so I could sniff this just all day.
Examples
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Many Carolina Herrera men's fragrances have a blend of spicy green middle notes, a base note of sandalwood, amber, and tobacco leaves, and natural neroli, lavender, and rosemary.
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Bergamot oil, Neroli oil, sandalwood oil.
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I used to have something similar to the face oil, but instead of jasmine, it was neroli and rose.
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This has white neroli, mimosa and lemon in it so I could sniff this just all day.
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So when weirdly, when I worked at Lush, I learned that neroli is it's kind of like nature's antidepressant.
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This is an aloe, hydrating facial mist, neroli and calendula from Body Seuticals.
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It has lavender, rose, neroli, damask rose and eucalyptus in it as well, which as most people will know who care about those kind of things in skin care ingredients.
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It was called Happy for S.A.D., it was tinted dark blue, and it had a delightful neroli fragrance; it was unlike any shower gel I'd ever tried before.
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Linda Rodin, Olio Lusso's signature whiff is the exuberant coupling of jasmine and neroli: simple, but not simplistic.
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The perfume is enhanced with a hint of neroli, giving it a refreshing floral fragrance.
Synonyms
A fragrant yellow oil from bitter orange flowers used to scent perfumes and food
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Neroli is named after the Princess of Nerola in Italy, who liked to wear the oil made from bitter orange flowers as a perfume. So, neroli today means the 'fragrant oil' from orange blossoms used in perfumes and cosmetics.