BODY BALM #518 INSPIRED BY... COCONUT PASSION
Body Balm #518 INSPIRED BY... COCONUT PASSION
Escape to a tropical paradise with the irresistible scent of Coconut Passion through our Valley of Roses Body Balm, hand-finished in Kilkenny, Ireland.
Enriched with nourishing shea butter, sweet almond oil, aloe vera and vitamins A & E, this lightweight body balm melts effortlessly into the skin, leaving it soft, smooth and beautifully fragranced without feeling heavy. Wear it on its own for a creamy tropical scent or layer it beneath your matching perfume to help your fragrance last even longer.
Why You'll Love It
✔ Inspired by Coconut Passion
✔ Deeply nourishes with shea butter, sweet almond oil & aloe vera
✔ Leaves skin soft, smooth and beautifully fragranced
✔ Helps your perfume last longer when layered
✔ Lightweight, fast-absorbing formula
✔ Vegan & cruelty-free
✔ Hand-finished in Kilkenny, Ireland
Complete Your Fragrance Ritual
• #518 INSPIRED BY... COCONUT PASSION – Perfume
• #518 INSPIRED BY... COCONUT PASSION – Shower Gel
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Body Balm #518 INSPIRED BY... COCONUT PASSION smell like the matching perfume?
Yes. It's infused with the same creamy blend of coconut and vanilla as our #518 INSPIRED BY... COCONUT PASSION perfume. Wear it on its own for a soft tropical scent or layer it with the matching perfume for a fuller, longer-lasting fragrance.
Will the Body Balm help my perfume last longer?
Yes. Applying fragrance to well-moisturised skin helps it last longer. Massage the balm into clean, dry skin, allow it to absorb, then apply your matching perfume to enjoy a richer fragrance experience from morning to evening.
Is the formula greasy?
No. Our lightweight formula absorbs quickly, leaving your skin feeling soft, nourished and comfortable without a sticky or oily finish.
Is it suitable for everyday use?
Absolutely. Designed for daily use, our nourishing formula helps keep your skin hydrated, silky-soft and delicately scented, making it the perfect addition to your everyday skincare routine.
