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Wellbeing Fragrance – Ylang Υlang, Vetivert & Tonka Bean
Original price was: 60,00 €.42,00 €Current price is: 42,00 €.
This Natural Wellbeing Fragrance is a warm, powerful and relaxing scent. Spritzed over the whole body, it not only scents the skin beautifully, but can help you to relax and unwind.
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| Brand | NEOM |
|---|---|
| Content | 30ml |
| Gender | Unisex-2 |
About brand
“After spending seven years working 60 hour weeks as a journalist, I felt the stressful pace and noticed my friends rising stress levels, lack of sleep, energy and low mood too. I loved my job… BUT boy did I feel it! So, I kick started my wellbeing, trained as an aromatherapist and created effective pure blends. First was Tranquillity for my sister who was having trouble sleeping. Then came Real Luxury to help my own anxiety and stress (it’s still in my wellbeing toolkit today). Then was Feel Refreshed for my husband (who played lots of sport) and needed an energy boost. Every product we create not only works on your wellbeing, it also smells amazing too.”
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