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Sale price EUR €9.00 Regular price EUR €29.99
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Art. Ref.1091138
Fragranceoriental
Top Notepepper, orange
Heart Noteylang-ylang, rose
Base Notebenzoin, patchouli, vanilla
RefillableNo
RefillNo
Feel your heart beat faster and passion take hold of you with the irresistible power of FEEL THE LOVE Eau de Parfum, the new floral and oriental fragrance. Sparkling orange combined with bold pink pepper offers an invigorating and captivating top note. The heart is filled with delicious ylang-ylang and delicate rose, enveloped in an elegant green leaf. Addictive vanilla embraces sweet benzoin, comforted by the vibrant scent of musk and patchouli in the base notes. The Beautiful Stories fragrance collection was conceived as a committed and respectful manifesto for the living world. Its values are transparency, respect, humanism and inclusivity. The commitments of this collection include: - Formulas that avoid controversial ingredients - Ingredients that are 99.9% of natural origin - Support for the 5 local communities that harvest pepper and vanilla in Madagascar, patchouli in Indonesia, ylang-ylang in the Comoros and tonka bean in Venezuela - Some upcycled ingredients, i.e., from a first life, reused in order to limit waste - The packaging has been designed using an eco-design approach: each component can be separated allowing for an appropriate recycling process. The cap is made from bio-based PP with a minimum of 40% renewable natural raw materials and waste such as cooking oil, while reducing the use of fossil raw materials and contributing to CO2 reduction. The FSC-certified boxes are printed with naturally sourced inks. Nocibé is committed to local communities through the Givaudan Foundation: the project, partly funded by Nocibé, aims to facilitate access to education, drinking water, and healthcare infrastructure, and to promote alternative income-generating activities for vanilla-producing villages in Madagascar.
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