BORNTOSTANDOUT
Nanatopia Eau de Parfum with Banana
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Size: 0.25 oz/7.5 ml eau de parfum spray
1.4K
Value size
Mini size
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Layerable ScentWarm & Spicy ScentUnisex/Genderless Scent
Layerable Scent
Warm & Spicy Scent
Unisex/Genderless Scent
About the Product
Item 2980837
Only at Sephora
Fragrance Family: Warm & Spicy
Scent Type: Warm & Sweet Gourmands
Key Notes: Nutmeg, Banana Bread, Tonka Bean Absolute
Fragrance Description: It’s OK to go bananas at times. Don’t take life too seriously.
About the Fragrance: Let your inner monkey out. Nanatopia is your permission slip to embrace the silly, the sweet, the slightly unhinged side of yourself. Life’s too short for boring. This fragrance is mischief, bottled—a reminder that sometimes the most delicious moments are the ones fueled by pure, joyful chaos.
Scent Type: Warm & Sweet Gourmands
Key Notes: Nutmeg, Banana Bread, Tonka Bean Absolute
Fragrance Description: It’s OK to go bananas at times. Don’t take life too seriously.
About the Fragrance: Let your inner monkey out. Nanatopia is your permission slip to embrace the silly, the sweet, the slightly unhinged side of yourself. Life’s too short for boring. This fragrance is mischief, bottled—a reminder that sometimes the most delicious moments are the ones fueled by pure, joyful chaos.
Alcohol Denat., Fragrance, Water, Coumarin, Cinnamal, Eugenol, Linalool, Limonene, Benzyl benzoate, Farnesol, Isoeugenol.
Suggested Usage:
-Spray an appropriate amount on the desired area, such as behind the ears and wrists.
-Spray an appropriate amount on the desired area, such as behind the ears and wrists.
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BORNTOSTANDOUT® is an artistic perfumery made for the misfits, rebels, and rule-breakers, those who live life far beyond the comfort zone. Our scents are fun, carefree, rebellious, crafted for those who live by their own rules. We move through life on autopilot, following rules we never agreed to, fitting into boxes we never chose. But who decides what “normal” even means?