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Nuts Cream Perfume: Ylang Ylang D'Amore Perfume Solid
Who would have thought the answer to smelling sweet was in a little nut? Nuts perfume solids are made of 80% Beeswax and Almond Oil. This solid base gives you more product for your money and also helps the scent last far longer than commercial brands. The naturally decadent scent of Ylang Ylang is provided by premium organic and natural essential oils. You won’t find any synthetic chemical concoctions in this perfume. The eco chic packaging is made from residual wood and with its compact size is perfect to carry in your purse. At 3 to 4 times less money than commercial perfume brands nuts perfume is a smart choice. With Nuts Ylang Yylang Perfume Solid you can save the planet and smell good doing it! |
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Perfume Notes: Enjoy exhilarating scents of Ylang Ylang, Mandarin and Jasmine in this classic and sexy perfume. Trailed by notes of Apricot, Cedarwood, Orange flower, Patchouli and Musk
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Cruelty-Free
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Phthalate Free, Sulfate Free, Petro-Chemical Free, Synthetic Dye Free, Triclosan Free, GMO Free, PPG Free, MEA Free, DEA Free and TEA Formaldehyde Donor Free.
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A blend of pure essential oils and fragrance oils using the natural carrier of sweet almond oil and beeswax. All products contain a minimum of 80% natural ingredients
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American Company
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Container material is made from environmentally friendly residual wood from small mills that meet the criteria set out by the Forest Stewardship Council
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The Cream Perfume Company donates a portion of the profits to charitable organizations
Did you know that most mainstream perfume fragrance blends contain phthalates? There is increasing scientific evidence that phthalates can cause reproductive system problems and undeveloped genitals in newborn boys whose mothers were exposed to the chemical while pregnant. It's vitally important to select a perfume that uses a phthalate free fragrance blend to limit your exposure to this hormone mimicking chemical and if you're pregnant protect your unborn child from it's negative effects. In addition commercial liquid perfumes use a base of alcohol and water, which means you get less product for your money. By using water as a base the product quickly evaporates leaving you scrambling to the store for another pricey purchase. Nuts Perfume Solids use a solid base of beeswax which allows their fragrances to last 3 to 4 times longer than their commercial counterparts both in the bottle and on your skin. Nuts Perfumes fragrances contain 80% natural ingredients and use a fragrance blend of pure essential oils and Phthalate Free fragrance oils. You won't find any of the hazardous chemicals found in mainstream perfumes either as Nuts Perfumes are always FREE from Petro-Chemicals, Synthetic Dyes, Triclosan, GMOs, PPGs, MEA, DEA, TEA and Formaldehyde. Ditch those toxic concoctions and reach for a cleaner, greener fragrance with Nuts Perfumes!
Sweet Almond Oil, Parfum, Beeswax
Jenn Morris
from Los Angeles, CA
Skin tone: Light
Skin type: Sensitive
Age: 25 - 34
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Love the scent! - 11/09/2009
Normally I don’t really like ylang ylang, but the scent blend here is different from pure ylang ylang. It’s sexy, but much lighter. I love that the scent isn't over powering like commercial perfumes. I plan on giving these perfumes as gifts. |
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Jennifer M.
from San Diego, CA
Skin tone: Light
Skin type: Normal
Age: 18 - 24
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light scent - 04/28/2009
I get compliments every time I wear this! I'm hooked. |
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