Florida Water Botanical Cleansing Mist, 2 oz Amber Glass Spray for Skin, Altars, Tools, Linens and Sacred Spaces

Florida Water spiritual cleansing mist from Ritual Botanica brings a floral and citrus botanical spray to personal rituals and sacred spaces. Mist it over skin, altars, magical tools, linens, or into the air when preparing a reading, blessing, or offering.

The blend uses steam-distilled hydrosols of angelica, sassafras leaves, lemon balm, bee balm, and lavender, plus butterfly pea flower and poke berry extracts. Its purple hue may vary by season and batch. The 2 oz amber glass bottle has a fine mist top and contains 100% botanical ingredients with no preservatives.

Use the fine mist as part of a cleansing ritual for the body, altar, tools, candles, linens, or surrounding air. Apply only in the manner appropriate for your practice and review the ingredient list before skin use.

Features

• Floral and citrus botanical aroma
• Fine mist spray top
• 2 oz amber glass bottle
• Steam-distilled hydrosols and botanical extracts
• 100% botanical ingredients
• No preservatives

Specifications

• Product type: Botanical cleansing spray
• Volume: 2 oz
• Bottle: Amber glass
• Sprayer: Fine mist top
• Ingredients: Hydrosols of angelica, sassafras leaves, lemon balm, bee balm, and lavender; extracts of butterfly pea flower and poke berry
• Preservatives: None stated; source says no preservatives
• Color note: Purple hue may vary throughout the year and by batch
• Brand: Ritual Botanica

Frequently Asked Questions

What is this Florida Water spray used for?

It is used as a mist for the body, altars, magical tools, linens, candles, or surrounding air during cleansing, blessing, offering, or reading rituals.

What size bottle is included?

The product is supplied in a 2 oz amber glass bottle with a fine mist top.

What ingredients are listed?

The formula lists steam-distilled hydrosols of angelica, sassafras leaves, lemon balm, bee balm, and lavender, along with butterfly pea flower and poke berry extracts.

Does the color stay exactly the same?

No. The source notes that the purple hue may vary throughout the year and from batch to batch.