1809 COLLECTIONZen Fragrance by 1809 Collection at Free People, Zen, One Size
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*Introducing*: Zen, an 1809 Collection fragrance by Free People. One of three 100% all-natural formulas with no artificial notes or chemically altered ingredients. Scents the way nature intended. Scents that transport you, naturally. *The Scent* Zen is a sensual woodsy blend, infused with rich sandalwood and smoky guaiac wood (think: slow-burning incense), earthy patchouli and awakening eucalyptus. Inspired by the zen stillness of meditation and grounding moments… *Fragrance Notes Top*: Australian eucalyptus *Heart*: Sandalwood Pacific, Paraguayan guaiac wood *Base*: Indonesian patchouli, Brazilian tonka bean - 0.5 fl oz./15mL- Free of synthetic ingredients, harsh chemicals, parabens, phthalates, sulfates and colorants- Cruelty-free and vegan- Dermatologist and allergy-tested- Blended in organic Brazilian sugar cane alcohol- The 1809 Collection is named for Free People's original location on Walnut Street in Philadelphia
Price last checked on Thursday, 25th April, 2024
*Introducing*: Zen, an 1809 Collection fragrance by Free People. One of three 100% all-natural formulas with no artificial notes or chemically altered ingredients. Scents the way nature intended. Scents that transport you, naturally. *The Scent* Zen is a sensual woodsy blend, infused with rich sandalwood and smoky guaiac wood (think: slow-burning incense), earthy patchouli and awakening eucalyptus. Inspired by the zen stillness of meditation and grounding moments… *Fragrance Notes Top*: Australian eucalyptus *Heart*: Sandalwood Pacific, Paraguayan guaiac wood *Base*: Indonesian patchouli, Brazilian tonka bean - 0.5 fl oz./15mL- Free of synthetic ingredients, harsh chemicals, parabens, phthalates, sulfates and colorants- Cruelty-free and vegan- Dermatologist and allergy-tested- Blended in organic Brazilian sugar cane alcohol- The 1809 Collection is named for Free People's original location on Walnut Street in Philadelphia buy from Free People