Vanilla Empress Perfume Body Butter

THEA & BEAU LTD

£22.99

Notes similar to those found in Goddess ® Embrace your power with our perfume body butter Vanilla Empress — a luminous blend of vanilla infusion, lavender , and cacao wrapped in warm amber and soft woods . It’s elegant, confident, and effortlessly feminine — the scent of strength, sophistication, and self-assurance. Rich vanilla takes centre stage, balanced by aromatic florals and creamy warmth for a fragrance that feels modern, comforting, and luxurious. Top Notes: Vanilla, Lavender, Cacao, Ginger Heart Notes: Vanilla Caviar, Base Notes: Vanilla Absolute Formulated with rich natural butters a

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as THEA & BEAU LTD, number 16177418. Checked 2026-08-29.
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