Nuxe Reve de Miel Delectable Fragrant Water Spray

“Cosy up to the iconic honeyed scent of Reve de Miel with the Nuxe Reve de Miel Delectable Fragrant Water, a gourmand Eau de Toilette that smells good enough to eat.” – Ceryn, Escentual Beauty Team.

Why you’ll love Nuxe Reve de Miel Delectable Fragrant Water:

• Iconic honey scent of the Reve de Miel range.
• Eau de Toilette lasts for up to 6 hours on the skin.
• Excellent addition to a Reve de Miel beauty regime.
• 96% ingredients of natural origin.
• 100ml slimline bottle.

What Does Nuxe Reve de Miel Smell Like?

The Reve de Miel Fragrant Water smells delicious and comforting all at once. Honey is the star of the show, sweet and mouthwatering, but it’s brightened with citrus top notes, which give the scent an uplifting feel, while orange blossom in the heart brings elegance and plushness. In the base, warm, velvety nuances of sandalwood and tonka bean give the gourmand aroma a luxurious and sensorial edge.

Top notes are Citrus. Heart notes are Orange Blossom and Honey. Base notes are Sandalwood and Tonka Bean.

Why it’s Escentual:

Nuxe Reve de Miel is a household name. It all started with the lip balm, a best-selling French skincare staple adored for its nourishing qualities and heavenly honeyed scent. With every new launch in the Reve de Miel range, Nuxe fans have pleaded for the perfume. Nuxe has, finally, after patiently crossing our fingers, answered our prayers. If you love honey scents of orange blossom, you won’t be disappointed in this fragrance or the price for that matter – it’s under £30 for 100ml!

The only downside to this fragrance is that it smells so good you’ll want to spray it all the time. A crowd-pleaser, not only does this Eau de Toilette make a wonderful signature scent, but it’ll also induce compliments as a home fragrance – it creates the cosiest vibe.

The Best Way To Use It:

Spray the perfume onto skin, focusing on pulse points such as the neck and inside of the wrists.

The Sustainable Side:

Nuxe works with the charity ‘Un Toit pour les abeilles (A home for bees)’, by sponsoring beehives across France to help bee colonies grow.