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Flor & Co. London is designed for individuals who look for authentic and luxury home-details, individually handmade with fresh and all-natural ingredients. The inspiration for Flor & Co. London came with the desire of wanting a brand designed to pursue luxury in harmony with nature. We offer vegan candles, eco-friendly reed diffusers, wax melts and home accessories. Our brand is vegan, sustainable, cruelty free, ethical and all our supplies comes from UK based businesses. We also plant a tree for every order placed!
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United Kingdom
- 07702 492488
- info@florcolondon.com
- florcolondon.com
Amazing customer service, stunning candle
The customer service was exemplary and I would definitely recommend this company to anyone who loves beautiful candles.
September 22, 2022
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