Flamingo Estate's newly molded Glass Bottle is a quiet pledge to real, breathing hospitality. A talisman in translucent forest green, it draws from the very fluted walls of the bar at their Estate, mirroring the detail, care, and commitment they bring.
Inside it is our honey-like, herbaceous formula—inspired by sun-warmed gardens and languid Summer evenings. Silky Avocado and Olive Oils hydrate deeply, while wild Tarragon and Black Pepper Essential Oils add a verdant, slightly spicy finish. Cleansing without stripping, and leaving skin supple, smooth, and lightly scented.
As timeless as the ritual of washing one’s hands, this bottle is designed to be refilled again and again using their aluminum packaging.
Fragrance:
-Top Notes: Tomato Leaf - Fresh, green, and sun-warmed. The unmistakable aroma of crushed leaves evokes lazy Summer evenings in a garden.
-Heart Notes: Wild Tarragon - Soft, herbaceous, and slightly sweet. A whisper of anise drifts through fresh green leaves, bright and unexpected like a breeze through the garden.
-Base Notes: Madagascan Black Pepper - Warm, spicy, and quietly electric. Cracked peppercorn releases a dry heat that lingers on the skin, adding depth and a subtle edge.
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Flamingo Estate - Heirloom Tomato Glass Hand Soap
The Science
A Summer garden distilled, bringing us back to the herbaceous scents of Flamingo Estate with the fresh, green aroma of its leaves, hand-harvested herbs, and hints of spice. Anchored by wild-harvested Tarragon grown in Oregon, and Black Pepper essential oil grown on flowering vines in the forests of Madagascar.
Instructions For Use
- Dispense onto wet hands, creating a rich lather. Rinse thoroughly.
About Flamingo Estate
High atop the hills of Los Angeles, hidden by a lush orchard and dense gardens, Flamingo Estate is a pleasure-obsessed home of sun-worship, folk mythologies, and psychedelic remedies grown only by farmers we know and trust. Flamingo Estate is a reminder that beauty is not so much the penchant of certain people for exceptional things, as it is their refusal to stand for anything less.
