Murray & Lanman Florida Water Cologne | 7.5 oz (221 mL)
Murray & Lanman Florida Water Cologne | 7.5 oz (221 mL)
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A familiar classic for fragrance, tradition, and intentional ritual.
First introduced in New York in 1808, Murray & Lanman Florida Water Cologne is known for its bright, refreshing citrus-and-floral fragrance and its unmistakable botanical label. Originally sold as a cologne, Florida Water has also become a staple in a range of spiritual practices over generations.
Florida Water in Spiritual Traditions
Florida Water is used in various cleansing and blessing practices, including within Hoodoo and conjure, Espiritismo, and some Afro-Caribbean traditions. Depending on the practitioner and tradition, it may be incorporated into altar care, ritual preparation, cleansing of appropriate objects, or intention-setting. Practices and meanings vary, and this product does not promise any particular spiritual outcome.
Ways to Use It
- As a cologne: Apply a small amount externally as a refreshing fragrance, following the label and checking skin sensitivity first.
- For personal rituals: Incorporate a small amount into a reflective cleansing or blessing practice according to your own tradition.
- For altar or tool care: Use sparingly on a suitable cloth and only on surfaces that can safely tolerate an alcohol-based product.
Product Details
- Brand: Murray & Lanman
- Product: Original Florida Water Cologne
- Size: 7.5 fl oz (221 mL)
- Fragrance: Bright citrus with light floral notes
- Made in: USA
- Ingredients listed by retailers: Denatured alcohol, water, fragrance, FD&C Blue No. 1, and FD&C Yellow No. 5. Refer to the bottle for current ingredients.
Safety & Care
For external use only. Flammable. Keep away from open flames, burning candles, incense, sparks, and heat. Do not ingest. Avoid contact with eyes, discontinue use if irritation occurs, and keep out of reach of children. Do not apply to delicate surfaces or materials that may be damaged by alcohol. Spiritual uses are traditional practices, not scientifically verified effects.