Wellbeing Fragrance 30ml (Jasmine, bergamot and orange peel)
60,00 €
This Natural Wellbeing Fragrance is spicy yet floral and zesty with jasmine , orange peel and citrus scent too. Spritzed over the whole body, it not only scents the skin beautifully, it can also have an uplifting effect, so you can nail your day. A real heart warmer.
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This Natural Wellbeing Fragrance is spicy yet floral and zesty with jasmine , orange peel and citrus scent too. Spritzed over the whole body, it not only scents the skin beautifully, it can also have an uplifting effect, so you can nail your day. A real heart warmer.
| Brand | NEOM |
|---|---|
| Content | 30ml |
| Gender | Unisex-2 |
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