Philosophy Pure Grace Concentrated Perfume Oil

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Product DescriptionA lighter, softer, crisper interpretation of the original Amazing Grace fragrance, Pure Grace is a clean, transparent blend of fresh blossoms and cool greens, laced with sensual, frosty musk.

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- Pure Grace Rules!
Finally Philosophy has taken our feedback and granted us our wish to have our favorite fragrances put into perfume form; oil being a fantastic delivery method. Of course it's the famous and fabulous "soap and water" scent we adore. Now no one can complain that the smell does not last! This fragrance now lasts a Very long time. Just take the top off and roll that little ball right over your skin. Remember, a little dab will do you so you get a lot for your dollar.

For those of you who are not familiar with Pure Grace fragrance, let me clue you in: If you want to smell clean with a hint of something pretty, this is your flavor. So we can all walk around smelling freshly scrubbed right out of the shower or bath...all day long!

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