Keep safe in the sun while preventing sun spots with the Caudalie Vinoperfect Radiance Serum & Caudalie Vinosun Ocean Protect SPF50 Duo. Suitable for all skin types, Caudalie's gift set is the perfect present all year round. The collection helps to maintain the skin's general health while building a luminous & even glow, through Caudalie's best-selling brightening serum & lightweight sun cream for the face. Working to correct hyperpigmentation & premature ageing, this collection is designed for those who wish to minimise the appearance of ageing while keeping their complexion fully protected in the sun. This Gift Set Contains Caudalie Vinoperfect Complexion Correcting Radiance Serum 30ml: With one sold every 30 seconds worldwide; this oil-free & non-photosensitive serum helps you a youthful look by correcting dark spots & preventing them from reappearing while evening out your skin tone & boosting radiance. Caudalie Vinosun Ocean Protect Very High Protection Lightweight Cream SPF50 25ml: This mineral, non-comedogenic SPF50+ sunscreen offers maximum protection against UVA & UVB rays, so you can achieve a lasting tan & youthful look after sun exposure
- & is made from 100% ocean-collected plastic Why We Love It Sun damage is one of the leading causes for premature ageing, as it causes everything from hyperpigmentation to dehydration, which then leads to fine lines & wrinkles. Both formulas complement each other exceptionally well by working towards the same goal, making this gift set perfect for someone who is looking to minimise sun-induced premature ageing
- whether that's a friend or yourself. Plus, we love that this collection uses no animal-derived ingredients, while Caudalie ensures that the sunscreen's formula is highly biodegradable & non-toxic for the marine ecosystem. How To Use It Start with the Vinoperfect Serum. Apply to a cleansed face in the morning before your suncare cream & in the evening before your night cream. Apply a generous amount of the Anti-Wrinkle Face Suncare SPF50+ before sun exposure & reapply every 2 hours or immediately after exposure to water. Avoid the eye contour. Values Paraben-free, phenoxyethanol-free, phthalate-free, mineral oil-free. No animal-derived ingredients are used.

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The CB I Hate Perfume 205 7 Billion Hearts Water Perfume is a tribute to each of the seven billion hearts & souls in the world today. Of all of the seven billion hearts beating, one of them inevitably beats for you; & as Elizabeth Bishop so rightly put it, somebody loves us all. Inspired by the passing of the seven billion population mark worldwide, Christopher Brosius presents a fragrance that celebrates humanity, love, comfort & home. To capture the essence of comfort, Christopher Brosius selected vanilla as the main composite of the 7 Billion Hearts scent. As one of the few flavours & fragrances loved the world over vanilla commands a high price, meaning that it is often sampled in a synthetic format. 7 Billion Hearts marries true vanilla absolutes from Tahiti & Madagascar, delicious & enticing. As the perfume warms on the skin, the vanilla slowly emerged through a veil of smoky resinous notes. An all-encompassing fragrance that comforts the senses. The scent: Very fine vanilla absolutes from Tahiti & Madagascar with a base composed of smoky resinous notes. ...

CB I Hate Perfume am Brosius is the product of Christopher Brosius endeavours to create an ideal amber blend. The name is derived from the latin word for amber, a word which is
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- the origination of Brosius name. With this divine intervention in place, it seemed only fitting that he created an amber fragrance to end all amber fragrances. For am Brosius, he blended that amber with cistus, labdanum & benzoin among other natural resins, & arrived at a perfume that seems to crackle & smoulder on the skin. Naturally I love smoky incense scents but this one is particularly delicious.
- Christopher Brosius. The scent Amber absolutes, cistus resin, labdanum resin, black pepper oil, spices.


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At the Beach 1966 is a fresh & revitalising scent that is the surf incarnated. An evocative & nostalgic fragrance from CB I Hate Perfume founder Christopher Brosius that transports you back to 1966: a time of adolescence, of fun, & of friends. Imagine it's about 4 o'clock on a golden summer afternoon & you've been at the beach all day. You're slathered in that distinctive Coppertone suntan lotion
- but Coppertone as it existed in the 60's, not quite as it is now... You walk into the surf as the waves break on the shore &, bending down to touch the surf, you notice the smell of your warm skin & of the salt water that seems so cold by comparison. With just the faintest hint of watermelon rind, you're a child again. The scent: The prime note in this scent is coppertone 1967 blended with a new accord created especially for this perfume
- North Atlantic. The base of the scent contains a bit of wet S&, seashell, driftwood & just a hint of boardwalk. The scent of summer days & swimming in the ocean all day long.

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The bracing scent of CB I Hate Perfume CB93 is a reinvention of the classic 'eau de cologne'; an invigorating blend of natural essential oils that absorbs into the skin. The traditional Eau de Cologne was created to restore the body & the mind, working as a mood lifter & skin refresher. CB I Hate Perfume took this idea & created a invented a new cologne, one that was less flowery, & more fresh. The result is CB93, an abstract scent with no gender. A fragrance that is suitable for all. CB93 is a clever blend of Galbanum, Bourbon Geranium, Holy Basil, Siberian Fir, Scotch Pine, Moroccan Cedar, Candlewood, Frankincense & Sandalwood. As one of Christopher Brosius' favourite scents, CB93 has to have a special name: CB is for Christopher Brosius, 93 is for his favourite number. ...

An incense-based fragrance that evokes the biblical. Smoky, heady & mesmerising, Fire from Heaven is an olfactory journey through the sacrosanct. Archetypes are eternal. They span eons & cross cultures. They generate myth, art & history itself. Archetypes are the foundation of all civilization. Their stories are endless because they are the truth behind the myth. Archetypes are life & in some way they touch us all. CB I Hate Perfume's founder Christopher Brosius finds that there are certain scents that capture the archetypes of perfume. Incense is a primal smell & we respond to it because it represents 'first smell memory'. Perhaps it is genetically encoded in us all. Serene, timeless, & beyond gender, incense smoke informs & gives rise to all fragrance. Smoke represents perhaps the most important aspect of perfume
- its beginning. Even its modern name is derived from an antique term that means 'to smoke through'. The scent: Fire From Heaven is blended from classic ancient incenses: frankincense, myrrh, opopanax, cedar, sandalwood, styrax & labdanum. But the perfume's scent is subtle. Fire From Heaven is the memory of smoke...
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CB I Hate Perfume Greenbriar 1968 is another scent in a series that draws from distinct moments in Christopher Brosius' childhood. This multifaceted scent epitomises Brosius' memories of his grandfather, detailing the sawmill that he owned, & the old stone house where he lived. A distinctive meeting of machinery & organic materials, Greenbriar 1968 blends sawdust with fresh cut hay, axle grease with worn leather work gloves. It is an exceptionally evocative scent; a moment in time that can be appreciated by all. The scent It is blended with sawdust, fresh cut hay, worn leather work gloves, pipe tobacco & a healthy amount of dirt. There is also a faint whiff of cotton overalls covered in axel grease... ...

Christopher Brosius' house holds a very special place in his heart. Originally the summer kitchen on his family's farm, it is a tiny & invariably warm place full of happy memories. Even after much renovation & resurfacing, the woodwork & the rafters are still infused with the distinctive scent of two centuries worth of cooking. For Brosius, this is an intensely comforting & embracing scent, & CB I Hate Perfume In The Summer Kitchen is his interpretation of this feeling. On summer evenings, Christopher Brosius takes the time to quietly recline on a sofa in the summer kitchen beside the open window. He watches the fireflies dance gaily across a field of alfalfa, & takes pleasure in the utter tranquillity of the place. It is a moment of pure happiness as a gentle breeze blows across his face, carrying the scent of the vegetables & herbs growing just beneath the window. The scent is fresh & green & wonderful... The scent Fresh garden vegetables. ...

Just Breathe is the scent of the fresh, clean air in a dense far eastern forest. A place where oxygen is a language between plants & humans, an intricate tapestry of life. There is only so much you can do in a 24-hour period. Subatomic particles may comfortably exist in two places at once but you can't. There is a big difference between expanding your boundaries & driving yourself nuts. Why don't you calm down for a moment & Just Breathe? CB I Hate Perfume founder Christopher Brosius designed this scent to calm, balance & centre you whenever you need just that. Suddenly you're transported to a Buddhist Temple deep in the fresh green forest. Isn't that really where you'd rather be? The scent: Just Breathe is blended with bamboo leaves, Japanese green tea, three varieties of cedarwood, forest & just the merest hint of incense. ...

The tale of the narcissus flower is the impetus behind this complex & infinitely beautiful fragrance from Christopher Brosius. CB I Hate Perfume M1 Narcissus is a scent that draws the hidden secrets from the heart of the bloom, revealing the true power of spring. The legend of the bloom is multifaceted. One tale depicts the beautiful man destroyed by vanity, leaning lower & lower still to his reflection in the water until he is lost forever. Another says that the narcissus represents the eye, & everyone knows that the eyes are the windows to the soul. Looking into anothers eye was to know that person truly
- a dangerous pursuit. But what is the link from man to flower to eye? Vanity is too simple an answer. The narcissus is one of the first spring flowers
- there is no mistaking this significance in myth. Spring is a time of transformation. The time of contemplation is over & the world changes. Something is lost
- this is inevitable
- but something greater is gained. We are changed & are the wiser for it. The scent The scent of narcissus, clean running water over mossy stones, the wind gently blowing through green leaves...



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