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COLD & FLU — Petite Fleur Anise Floral Water
COLD & FLU — Petite Fleur Anise Floral Water
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Fresh aromatic support for your seasonal wellness ritual.
COLD & FLU by Petite Fleur is a refreshing floral water created for use during seasonal changes, travel, and times when you want extra attention to your personal wellness routine.
Featuring the distinctive aroma of Anise, this botanical mist offers a fresh, comforting aromatic experience. Its clean herbal character makes it especially suited for winter self-care rituals, travel days, busy public environments, or simply refreshing your personal space.
Originally created as part of Petite Fleur’s seasonal collection, COLD & FLU can be misted around your personal energetic field or applied as directed whenever you want to create a sense of freshness, comfort, and renewed intention.
The aromatic character of Anise gives this blend its distinctive personality. Traditionally appreciated for its warm, herbaceous fragrance, Anise creates an invigorating sensory experience that pairs beautifully with moments of rest, meditation, and seasonal self-care.
Keep COLD & FLU nearby during changing seasons or when traveling by airplane, cruise, train, or other busy environments as part of your personal aromatic wellness ritual.
Energetic Focus
Seasonal Wellness • Refreshment • Comfort • Vitality • Travel Wellness • Energetic Cleansing • Renewal
Aromatic Profile
Anise — fresh, distinctive, warm, and herbaceous.
Suggested Use
Spray generously around your personal space or energetic field, or apply to the wrists or throat according to the product directions. Avoid spraying directly into the face or eyes. For external and aromatic use only.
Customer Experience
“We use this daily during flu and cold season with great results.” — Sharon
Individual experiences vary. COLD & FLU is an aromatic and vibrational wellness product. It is not intended to prevent or treat colds, influenza, COVID-19, viral infections, coughs, sore throats, or other medical conditions, and should not replace appropriate medical care or infection-prevention measures.
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