Caudalie Fleur de Vigne Fresh Fragrance 50ml
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Caudalie Fleur de Vigne Fresh Fragrance 50ml is a fragranced, fresh and light water with energising notes of Grapefruit, Mandarin and Cedar.
The flower of vine is an ephemeral flower that blooms only a few days in June and announces 110 days later the harvest.
Its trail evokes the early morning bloom of this ephemeral flower with a delicate fragrance:
- Grapefruit: a tangy, sparkling and fruity note.
- Mandarin: a zesty, lemony and green note.
- Cedar: a warm and woody note.
Free of parabens, phenoxyethanol and mineral oils.
Without PEG or silicone.
89% of ingredients are of natural origin.
Dermatologically tested.
Made in France.
Caution: This product is flammable and cannot be shipped by all of our couriers. Spray this fresh summer fragrance to your skin or clothes, every time you wish.
Alcohol Denat., Aqua/Water/Eau, Limonene, Hydroxycitronellal, Linalool, Citral, Fragrance, Geraniol, Citronellol.
| EAN Code | 3522930003878 |
| Form | Eau de toilette |
| Presentation | Bottle-spray |
| Contents | 50ml |
Discover the brand
In 1993, during the grape harvest on the family estate, Chateau Smith Haut Lafitte, Mathild and her husband Bertrand Thomas met Doctor Vercauteren, a professor at the University of Pharmacy of Bordeaux. He revealed them the extraordinary anti-oxidant power of grape-seed polyphenols. Caudalie Cosmetics were born.
For more than 10 years, Caudalie has been searching for the most performant and natural beauty cares.
In 1999, Caudalie created the 1st Vinothérapie Spa in the world, on the grounds of Chateau Smith Haut Lafitte. Today, there are 3 new Vinothérapie Spas in Spain, In New York and in Paris.
There, our Vinotherapists lavish unique treatments upon our clients that combine the virtues of water from a hot spring with grape extracts.
Caudalie's Cosm-Ethics: 0% parabens, phenoxyethanol, sodium laureth sulfate, phtalats, mineral oils, artificial colouring... Against animal testing.
