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Parisian Vanilla | Les Fleurs Body Buffer

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Parisian Vanilla | Les Fleurs Body BufferDescription Introducing Spongells elegant Les Fleurs collection in Parisian Vanilla. This beautifully crafted Body Wash Infused Buffer is designed to bring the romance and charm of a French garden to your daily cleansing routine. Infused with a warm and inviting blend of orange flower, vanilla, and amber, Parisian Vanilla body buffer will transform your shower into a luxurious and serene experience. Treat yourself or someone special to these

Description

Introducing Spongellé’s® elegant Les Fleurs collection in Parisian Vanilla. This beautifully crafted Body Wash Infused Buffer® is designed to bring the romance and charm of a French garden to your daily cleansing routine. Infused with a warm and inviting blend of orange flower, vanilla, and amber, Parisian Vanilla body buffer will transform your shower into a luxurious and serene experience. Treat yourself or someone special to these delightful buffers and indulge in the timeless beauty of Les Fleurs.

Smells Like
An earthy depth of vanilla, wood, and soft florals

Feels Like
Sinking into a plush velvet armchair

Fragrance Notes

Top: Rose, Liquor, Orange Flower, Jasmine
Middle: Cedarwood, Vanilla, Orris, Freesia
Base: Musk, Amber

Benefits

  • Built-In Body Wash + Buffer
  • Multi-Function, Multi-Use, 20+ Uses
  • All-in-One Beauty Treatment
  • Time-Released Lather
  • Bacteria-Resistant Cleansing
  • Dermatologist Tested
  • Vegan Friendly, Cruelty-Free
  • Proprietary Infusion Technology
  • Chic hanging ribbon design
  • Portably designed for travel

How to Use

Nestle into an unforgettably refreshing cleansing experience. Unleash Spongellé’s creamy fragrance by placing your body wash-infused buffer under running water to reveal an airy, cloud-like hybrid of exfoliating massage and silky aromatic cleansing. Patented technology ensures a minimum of 20+ washes.

Rinse and squeeze out excess water after each use. Sponge can be re-purposed after complete use.

Key Ingredients

Non-toxic.

Paraben-Free, Cruelty-Free, and Vegan-Friendly. 

Cocoa Seed Butter, Corn Flower Extract, Mango Seed Butter, Olive Oil, Damask Rose Extract, White Lily Extract.

Made in Los Angeles.

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