The Body Shop Vanilla Body Mist 100ml

The Body Shop Vanilla Body Mist 100ml is a soft, sweet-scented body mist enriched with vanilla extract, giving a warm and comforting fragrance. Part of The Body Shop’s classic fragrance collection.
Origin: Thailand (Imported)

Key Features of The Body Shop Vanilla Body Mist 100ml

• Fragrance Type: Sweet-Warm (Vanilla Extract)

• Application: Easy-to-use spray, suitable anytime

• Layering: Can be combined with other Body Shop fragrances to create a personalized scent

• Skin Friendly: Made with natural ingredients, safe for daily use

How to Use and Care for The Body Shop Vanilla Body Mist 100ml

How to Use:

• Spray on body after shower or bath

• Reapply anytime during the day for lasting freshness

• Layer with other Body Shop fragrances for a unique scent

Care Instructions:

• Store away from direct sunlight

• Keep in a cool, dry place

• Avoid contact with eyes

Benefits:

• Sweet, warm, and comforting fragrance

• Suitable for daily use

• Allows creation of a personalized scent

• Skin-friendly and gentle formulation

Why Buy The Body Shop Vanilla Body Mist 100ml from GoBaby?

• Authentic Products: GoBaby.com guarantees 100% genuine and high-quality products

• Reliable Service: Fast and trustworthy customer support

• Health-Safe: Only natural, skin-friendly ingredients

• Convenient Delivery: Nationwide delivery across Bangladesh

Explore related Body Shop mists like Pink Grapefruit Body Mist 100ml, Strawberry Body Mist, and Feel Alive Fragrance Mist for sweet, fruity, and refreshing scents, all available with fast delivery from GoBaby.com Bangladesh.

FAQs about The Body Shop Vanilla Body Mist 100ml

Q: Is this fragrance mist suitable for daily use?
A: Yes, it’s safe for daily use and gentle on the skin.

Q: How long does the scent last?
A: Typically, it lasts several hours and stays fresh if stored properly.

Q: Is it suitable for both men and women?
A: Yes, it’s a unisex sweet fragrance mist.

Q: Can it cause allergies?
A: Generally safe, but sensitive skin users should do a patch test first.

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