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Love Nature Refreshing Fragrance Mist – Tropical Freshness With A Clean Touch

Infused with organic coconut water and melon extracts, this refreshing fragrance mist delivers an instant burst of hydration-inspired freshness. Its light, alcohol-soft formula helps revive the skin without heaviness or irritation, making it ideal for warm days, post-shower use, or on-the-go refreshment. The crisp, tropical scent profile supports a clean, energetic feeling while staying gentle on the skin’s natural barrier.

From a business perspective, this product is engineered for scale. Universal fragrance appeal, daily usability, and affordable premium positioning make it a high-rotation retail item. For global builders, such fast-moving products accelerate customer acquisition, repeat orders, and team duplication—key drivers of sustainable residual income within the Oriflame ecosystem.

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Where did the idea of a seven-day week come from? Throughout history, cultures have experimented with varying the number of days in a week, but the most enduring pattern for human work and rest is woven into how the Creator made us. 

When God first created the world, He finished all He wanted to do in six days. He could have moved on to the next project on His to-do list, but instead, God intentionally rests and enjoys His creation. This is the standard pattern of work and rest created for us from the beginning. 

How we create and produce reflects how we are created in His image. Just like God, we make things and name them. We work and then rest. When we intentionally stop working to enjoy the blessing of just being in a relationship with God, one another, and His world, we reflect His image, too. 

When God rests, that does not indicate laziness or exhaustion from work. From the beginning, God models a rhythm of work followed by rest and reflection. Rather than pausing out of tiredness or when we finally finish our long list of projects, God asks us to plan a time to rest every week.