Pacifica Hawaiian Ruby Guava Micro-Batch Perfume, 1 fl oz

Product Description

The Hawaiian Ruby Guava spray perfume is the scent of the South Pacific. A tropical blend of sweet juicy guava and citrusy pomello come to life in a base of subtle coconut.

Pacifica's perfumes are micro-batched using the best natural grain corn-based alcohol, each incredible scent is carefully crafted to take you to the places of your dreams.

Ingredients We Love:

Proprietary blends of natural and/or essential oils, and corn grain alcohol.

100% Vegan & Cruelty-free

Pacifica Promise:

This product is formulated without parabens, phthalates, and propylene glycol.

Better Packaging:

This beautiful bottle is made with glass. Remove the top, recycle it and give it another life.

• Notes: guava, citrus, and a hint of coconut
• Natural and/or essential oils
• 100% vegan & cruelty-free
• Formulated without parabens, phthalates, and propylene glycol
• Made in the USA with global ingredients

Ingredients

Alcohol Denat. (Natural Grain), Parfum (Pacifica's Own Fragrance Blend With Natural And Essential Oils), Aqua (Water).

Instructions

Spray fragrance on your pulse points whenever you want to dream a little dream. Oh, and want to smell amazing.

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