Perfect Nonsense Bamboozie Cocktail Shower Gel - 150ml
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All you need to know:
Ready to embrace the unexpected? Meet Perfect Nonsense Bamboozie Cocktail Shower Gel - a scent collision that defies all fragrance norms.
This multi-tasking shower staple helps to gently cleanse your hair and body for that shower-fresh feel you love.
The best bit? It has the same floral citrus mix as Perfect Nonsense Bamboozie Cocktail Eau de Parfum that perfectly blends gin’s* zesty juniper and citrus energy with bamboo’s calm and earthy vibe for a sparkling cocktail that’ll bamboozle all your senses.
Raise your glass to this charming cocktail… it’s serving scents that makes no sense yet arouse every sense, straight up… and we’re here for it!
Cheers!
150ml
Scent type: A well-crafted floral citrus cocktail of scents that’ll stir up your senses.
Key notes:
Top notes: Bergamot Italy Essence, Bamboo Sap Accord, Lemon Italy Essence.
Middle notes: Gin Smell-The-Taste™, White Tea Nature Print®, Jasmine Sambac India Absolute.
Bottom notes: Mate Absolute, Ambrox® Super, Patchouli Indonesia Essence, Muscenone® Delta.
Why you’ll love it:
• If you’re into fragrances that break traditions, this gin-meets-bamboo* hair and body wash will certainly shake things up.
• It lathers quickly and rinses off easily.
• It's perfect for everyday use and is exactly what you need to keep your spirits high, at every hour.
How to use it:
Shelve your shampoo: Flip the script when it comes to your haircare routine. Wash your hair with this scented wash to remove all that oil build-up.
Move to your body: Squeeze the wash directly onto your palm, sponge or washcloth, work up a lather, cleanse and rinse.
Keep the good vibes going: Get the matching Eau de Parfum and Body Mist for layering that’ll have your every sense SHOOK for longer… or create your own perfume gift set and gift it to a friend.
*Captures the essence of gin in its scent due to the presence of juniper berries, which most gins are typically distilled from. But, rest assured - there’s no actual gin in it, and it’s definitely not for drinking
