Now you truly can do 'rosé all day,' with Framar's limited-edition Spray with Rosé Bottle. While the rosé-shaped spray bottle doesn't contain any actual wine, there's nothing stopping you from adding some of your own.
Framar's Spray with Rosé Bottle is a spray bottle shaped just like everyone's favorite summer vino. The bottle holds 9.5oz of liquid and "sprays evenly with an adjustable intensity" thanks to the uniform sprayer. The bottle is meant to be used as a hair care product and is particularly useful when coloring. However, Framar knows that not everyone will use the bottle solely for their hair. As the product description reads, "Meant for water, but we won't tell if you crack it out after hours."
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What's Driving This Trend
- Novelty Spray Bottles
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- Customizable Accessories
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Who This Affects Most
- Beauty and Personal Care
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- Food and Beverage
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