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philosophy gift of grace 4-pc. fragrance kit

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What is it: Pamper your skin and enhance your state of well-being with a full-body fragrance experience in your choice of philosophy's amazing grace or pure grace fragrance. Who is it for: This fantastic collection is for anyone who wants to smell and feel infinitely clean and beautifully feminine with amazing grace or absolutely fresh, soap-and-water clean with pure grace. Why is it different: This head-to-toe fragrance collection is available in your choice of amazing grace, philosophy's beautifully feminine fragrance, or pure grace, philosophy's fresh, soap-and-water clean fragrance. Cleanse and polish your skin in the shower or bath with the buffing wash, a creamy shower gel formulated with gentle exfoliating agents. philosophy's body butter is a highly emollient body moisturizer formulated with shea, mango, and cocoa butters to help hydrate and soften skin. The body spritz was created to provide a full-body, light fragrance "base coat." When you desire additional fragrance layering for a long-lasting effect, spray the eau de parfum directly to pulse points as the last step. This fragrance collection also includes a bonus perfumed hair conditioner for soft, beautiful- smelling hair. How do I use it: Step 1: The soft, perfumed buffing wash will stimulate your senses as it cleans and softens skin with exfoliating grains. Apply to damp skin, massage into a rich lather, and rinse. It's gentle enough for daily use, or for as often as needed. Step 2: Apply and massage the conditioner into clean hair for several minutes. Rinse. Step 3: Apply a generous amount of body butter onto skin with fingertips. Massage into skin. Step 4: Spray body spritz mist over entire body after shower or bath. Avoid direct eye contact. Step 5: Spray eau de parfum onto clean, dry body. Pulse points on wrists and neck are best. Avoid direct eye contact. From philosophy. Includes: