Frangipani

Plumeria, known also as Frangipani, from the name of a medieval aristocratic, creator of the fragrance out of its flower essence. A flower of uncommon beauty, coming from far tropical lands and, in the first hours of the day, spreads a delicate, fresh, inebriant and aromatic scent typical of the exotic lands, uncontaminated seas and white beaches. Women of these places often use this flower to make garlands or decorate their hair, besides they extract the precious essence which, blended with vegetal oils, is used for the care and beauty of the body.