Hadassah Luxury Perfume Rollerball
Made in the USA
Hadassah is a refined, feminine fragrance inspired by our beloved Hadassah Beauty Oil Cleanser. Crafted exclusively with pure essential oils, this luxury perfume rollerball offers a soft, natural scent that unfolds gently on the skin and wears beautifully throughout the day.
French lavender opens the fragrance with a calming floral note, layered with the fresh, green character of wild hyssop and rose. The scent settles into a warm, sacred base of frankincense and flowering sage, creating a fragrance that feels grounding, elegant, and quietly timeless.
Fragrance Notes:
Top: French Lavender
Middle: Wild Hyssop, Rose
Base: Frankincense, Flowering Sage
Perfect for effortless, on-the-go application, Hadassah is composed solely of essential oils, resulting in a more intimate, skin-close aroma that reflects the true beauty of botanical perfumery.
Net 0.34 fl oz (10 ml)
Formulated Without: Parabens, Phthalates, Petroleum, Sulfates, and Toxic Chemicals. Kingdom Come Home products are free of the 3000 ingredients the EU deems as unsafe, but the United States does not.
Esther 4:16
"After that I will go to the king, though it is against the law; and if I perish, I perish."
Ingredients
Phthalates + Paraben Free Fragrance Oil infused into Essential Oil, Carrier
Nut Allergy Warning
Please note that Sweet Almond Oil is used as the carrier oil in all of our luxury fragrance rollerballs. While this premium oil is chosen for its nourishing, fast-absorbing qualities and smooth glide, it is derived from almonds and may not be suitable for individuals with nut allergies.
Safety Information
When using a new product, always do a patch test first. Discontinue use if irritation occurs. Do not use any products if you have an allergy to an ingredient. Avoid getting any product into the eyes. Flush eyes immediately with water if this occurs.
Shelf Life
Kingdom Come Home products are crafted with God’s natural goodness. For optimal quality and freshness, please use within 8 months of purchase.
