Her Millions- Perfume Spray

Her Millions– Eau De Toilette Parfum

How To Use: Spray Lightly Onto Skin At Pulse Points.

Ingredients: Alcohol Denat, Isopropyl Alcohol, Propylene Glycol, Isopropyl Myristate, Parfum, Alpha Isomethyl Ionone*, Benzyl Salicylate*, Citral*, Coumarin*, Eugenol*, Hexyl Cinnaminc Aldehyde*, Hydroxycitronellol*, Linalool*, Benzyl Benzoate*, Citronellol*, Limonene*. *= Allergens.

Warnings: Flammable Liquid And Vapour, Keep Away From Sources Of Heat And Ignition – No Smoking During Use. Keep Out Of Reach Of Children – To Be Used Under Adult Supervision Only. Avoid Eye Contact. Do Not Use On Broken Or Irritated Skin. If Irritation Occurs, Discontinue Use. Do Not Ingest. Do Not Spray On Clothes Or Fabric.

Her Millions – This Empowering Scent Is Achieved Through A Careful Blend Of Ingredients, Each Playing A Specific Role In The Olfactory Experience. Here’s A Breakdown To Help You Understand What’s Behind The Magic:

• Base Of The Fragrance:
  • Alcohol Denat, Isopropyl Alcohol: These Act As The Solvent Or Carrier For The Perfume Oils, Allowing Them To Disperse Evenly And Creating The Sprayable Consistency.
  • Propylene Glycol: This Helps The Fragrance Blend More Smoothly And Evenly On Your Skin.
• Fragrance Delivery And Enhancement:
  • Isopropyl Myristate: This Emollient Helps The Fragrance Adhere To Your Skin, Ensuring A Longer-Lasting Scent Experience.
• The Alluring Scent (With Allergens):
  • Parfum: This Refers To The Concentrated Fragrance Oil Blend That Contains The Essential Notes You Experience In Perfection.
• Allergens: It’s Important To Be Aware Of Potential Allergens Listed Here And What Role They Play. These Scent Notes Blend To Create The Perfumes Unique Scent :
• • Benzyl Salicylate : Creates The Sweet, Balsamic Herbal Oily Aroma
  • Limonene : A Citrusy Fruity Orange Scent
  • Linalool : Creates A Light Floral Woody Scent.
  • Citronellol : Creates A Clean, Rose Like Scent In Perfume. It Is A Fragrance Enhancer.
  • Benzyl Benzoate: Is Known To Create A Sweet-Balsamic Odour. It Is Often Used In Fragrances To Slow Down The Evaporation Of Other Scent Substances And To Help Blend Them Together.
  • Citral: Creates A Lemony Scent Note. It Is Often Used To Give A Fresh, Citrusy Aroma To Perfumes, Soaps, And Other Fragrances.
  • Coumarin : Smells Like Almonds, Vanilla, And Freshly Cut Hay.
  • Hexyl Cinnamic Aldehyde : An Aromatic Floral Scent With Elements Of Raspberry & Honey.
  • Hydroxycitronellol : A Sweet Scent Somewhere Between Lily And Fruity Melon. 
  • Eugenol : A pleasant, Spicy, Clove-Like scent.