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Rock Her World This Mother's Day With Child Extrait De Parfum

Forget flowers or candy. Child Perfume Extrait De Parfum won’t fade plus it has zero calories. Mom will love you for it. With notes of tuberose, jasmine, orange blossom, and magnolia plus hints of patchouli and vanilla, the sensual white floral is beloved by stars like Nicole Kidman and Hilary Duff.

It’s the classic California girl fragrance, and it’s trending now that the whole sexy rocker aesthetic is back. Thank Stevie Nicks, the inspiration for Daisy Jones & The Six. The cult classic is available in an oil (1 oz roll on and 1/3 oz roll on), a spray, a luscious body lotion or a candle.

Why not buy one for Mom and one for yourself?

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Celebrity Favorite Fragrance Fresh from the Hollywood Hills Cult Classic Child Perfume

As the scent of Spring wafts through open windows, what better time to embrace child perfume, the lush, natural scent of white florals freshly picked from the Hollywood Hills. Artisanally crafted in small batches, child is a cult classic fragrance that’s built a devoted celebrity following for more than 20 years. Originally created by Susan D. Owens as her own personal fragrance, child perfume quickly earned celebrity fans among them Jennifer Aniston and Nicole Kidman, becoming an insider’s favorite, a subtle, sensual scent for those in the know.

Child’s easy beachy vibes make it the ultimate California girl fragrance after all, it was the first California-curated perfume. Perfect for the woman who loves the free, fresh wind in her hair, one who cherishes the feeling as she climbs among the dunes, of living life without care, enjoying the freedom of walking barefoot on the beach, feeling the sand and the surf beneath her toes. child transforms an almost warm day when spring is still a tease into sunshine-streaming bliss.

Bring that blissful feeling home with this mesmerizing blend of exotic jasmine, tuberose, orange blossom, and magnolia with demure hints of lilac, rose, and violet and just enough patchouli to bring to mind the bohemian vibe that’s so chic again. Put on Fleetwood Mac, listen to Stevie Nicks singing Dreams, or tune into Riley Keogh in Daisy Jones and The Six, a modern vision of Stevie, what better way to revisit promises of love? Dream away, be transported. Light the scented candle, it’s made of pure soy and coconut wax with a white cotton wick ($65 for 8 oz) it should provide about 40 hours of burn time, long enough to relax and enjoy more than one evening of rekindled romance.

Slather on child perfume body extremely rich body creme to give skin a hydrated sheen, the rich vitamin-infused blend helps restore moisture, and its fragrance-infused essential nutrients radiate an aura of feminine sensuality (8 oz jar is $85). Dab the exceptionally long-lasting perfume oil on pulse points, it’s an accessible investment at $68 (1/3 oz.) or $98 (1 oz.). Spray the limited edition extrait de parfum to create that head-turning, incredibly memorable allure that captivates even a random passerby much less the one you love ($150 for 50 ml). John Mayer once stopped a Rolling Stone interview to follow a woman wearing child. It leaves a lasting impression that women love and men don’t forget.

Hollywood loves child. This beautiful powdery blend of lilac, magnolia, and vanilla, with a touch of citrus top notes, slides gently into middle notes of jasmine, tuberose, violet, and then eases into a finish of warm, enticing base notes of musk, mimosa, rose and soft woods. No wonder child perfume counts Britney Spears, Christina Applegate, Denise Richards; Hilary Duff, Jenny Garth, Kim & Khloe Kardashian, LeAnn Rimes and so many other women of note among its fans.

Child is vegan, not tested on animals, free of Phthalates, Parabens, SLS and Silicone. All child perfume fragrance and home essentials are available on www.childperfume.com or www.beautyhabit.com.

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This Is The Prettiest Perfume In The World And Part Of Me Doesn’t Want To Tell You What It Is

WHAT: Child Perfume Extrait De Parfum

WHY: It’s a sort of daunting task, trying to describe a scent. It’s like explaining the color pink to you if you’ve never seen the color pink. Can I do it? Let’s give it a whirl, shall we?

I lived in England for a while when I was young and stupid and followed some guy back to his home country, even though he didn’t officially invite me to go with him. And even though I couldn’t find a job, the relationship fizzled, and the ramshackle apartment we lived in had only a doll-sized washing machine under the KITCHEN counter such that I basically wore dirty clothes for an entire year, I will always remember my time there so fondly. Because it was the year I discovered the most beautiful perfume in the world.

I think I was at a pub eating some supremely overcooked burger when I caught a very light whiff of something outside—it kept wafting in each time the door was pushed open. It smelled so beautiful, so evocative, so different than anything I had ever smelled, I felt compelled to stand up, leaving my “mates” at the table, and investigate. Was it some flower that only blossoms in the UK? Was it a light lingering shampoo that you can only buy at Boots? How had I been on the earth for 24 years and never smelled such a thing?

And here is where I attempt to describe it to you.

You know the impossibly joyful scent of a lilac bush? So floral, so clean, and almost juicy with the promise of Spring?

Well, it has that.

It also has that almost candy like scent of Violet. Sweet and young. And then, just below that candy, is the painfully beautiful note of night-blooming jasmine—musky and dreamy and gives you a longing for something, but for what you don’t entirely know.

Next comes the Magnolia. Bright. Crisp. Shimmering. Almost like champagne.

And finally, you’re at the beach. And it’s sunscreen. And it’s the baking sun. And it’s the end of a long day of nestling your hot skin in the hotter sand, and you feel almost drunk from the heat.

But then, magically, it’s also something else entirely. Something almost mysterious and unknowable. And so when wearing it, you feel mysterious and unknowable. And that changes you. Just slightly. And you feel the way you felt when you were younger after watching a movie on the big screen where the characters were so big and so charming that briefly, maybe just for a night, you took on their mannerisms, their speech patterns, and you felt the world open itself up to you and only you.

So I followed the scent outside the pub that night, 21 years ago, and it lead me to a pretty, brown-haired woman with short bangs and big eyes, and I asked, my god, what perfume are you wearing?

And she answered: Child.

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