SMALL CREAM WHITE BOX WITH CHAMPAGNE PRESERVED ROSES
Although fresh roses have their own charm, they require much more maintenance and have a limited lifespan. Preserved roses, on the other hand, require no water or light and can last for years. In terms of cost, preserved roses may seem more expensive on initial purchase, but their durability makes them a more economical option in the long term.
Preserve roses are delicate, so handle them gently to avoid any damage. Avoid touching the petals excessively or applying pressure, as this could cause them to become misshapen or lose their texture.
Preserved flowers do not require watering. Keep them away from sources of moisture, such as water splashes, humidity, or direct contact with liquids, as it compromises their preservation and causes them to deteriorate.
Prolonged exposure to direct sunlight causes the colors of preserved flowers to fade over time. Display your preserved flower in a location where it won't be exposed to harsh or direct sunlight.
Over time, preserved flowers may gather dust. Use a soft brush or a can of compressed air to gently remove any dust particles that have settled on the petals or leaves. Be careful not to apply excessive force or touch the flowers directly.
Preserved flowers are best kept in a cool and dry environment. Avoid placing them in areas with extreme temperature fluctuations, such as near heating vents or drafty windows. Extreme temperatures can affect the preservation quality and lifespan of the flowers.
Enjoy the beauty of your preserved roses
