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Limited-Edition† Mary Kay If You Believe™ Eau de Toilette
NEW! Limited-Edition†

Limited-Edition† Mary Kay If You Believe™ Eau de Toilette

2 fl. oz.

$40.00

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Your dreams are begging to be followed. Awaken your imagination with a woody citrus floral fragrance, and chase your heart’s desires. The fruity-sweet scent of Bergamot mingles with both bright Pink Muguet and enchanting Sandalwood Oil. An alluring bottle evokes the powerful contrast between light and dark, serving as a nod to the complementary pairing of radiant citrus and intense woody notes. Prepare to see the wonder in every moment.

†Available while supplies last

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Limited-Edition† Mary Kay If You Believe™ Eau de Toilette

Believe in life’s endless possibilities with woody citrus floral notes beckoning you to follow your dreams wherever they lead. From the very first spritz, feel your imagination soar to thoughts not yet awakened. As the scent develops in a unique reaction with your skin, let yourself believe in the wonder of the day.

Top Notes: Italian Lime, Bergamot, Nectarine, Apple Blossom

Middle Notes: Freesia, Violet Leaf, Pink Muguet

Bottom Notes: Silvanone, Luminous Amber, Cedarwood, Sandalwood Oil

†Available while supplies last

Application Tips

Spray fragrance onto pulse points – neck, wrists and bends of arms. These warm areas of the skin help the fragrance evolve and provide a better sensory experience.

How Fragrance Works

The notes of a fragrance can change throughout the day because different ingredients become more pronounced as the fragrance evolves on the skin.

  • Top notes represent the initial impact a fragrance leaves on your sense of smell.
  • Middle notes are referred to as the “heart” of a fragrance, developing after a fragrance is applied to skin.
  • Bottom notes are the last to emerge, lingering in the final stage.