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Set includes:Eau de Parfum Spray 3.0 oz.Body Crème 6.6 oz.Deluxe Reusable ContainerA legendary fragrance for the woman who adores Yves Saint Laurent. An oriental and spicy harmony. Sheer sensuality, a voluptuous, provocative and controversial fragrance.
Artsmith Inc
$36.97
Product Number: 030-720218097 Eco-conscious parents love this organic toddler t-shirt that is super soft on young skin, yet durable enough for the most rugged play time. Pesticide-free and sustainable, this eco-friendly toddler tee is made in the USA by American Apparel. * 100% organic cotton jersey * Unisex design * 4.3 oz.
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