DISCOVER MOLTON BROWN'S HEAVENLY GINGERLILY COLLECTION
Molton Brown, British fragrance makers unveil the Heavenly Gingerlily Collection. This bestselling, white-floral icon has been universally loved by generations for over 20 years. Laced with gentle top notes of cardamom and ginger, the fragrance has a blooming heart of lily, entwined with radiant tuberose and tagetes. A base of cedarwood and musk lends a gracious, long-lasting trail – perfect for the dreamiest spring fragrance ritual.
Transform your bathroom into a floral paradise; drift into daily bliss with the Hand Care collection; deeply cleansing, moisturizing and delicately scented. For your bath or shower experience, the opulent Bath & Shower Gel and matching light-as-air Body Lotion softens skin and deepens this heavenly scent. Finish with a few spritzes of the elegant Eau de Toilette or the deeply rich Eau de Parfum – a signature note of sensual hyacinth adds extra allure.
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