| Brand | DAVIDOFF |
| Item Form | Spray |
| Item Volume | 3 Fluid Ounces |
| Fragrance Concentration |
₨ 13,500.00 ₨ 18,000.00
Ultra soft pencil – gentle on delicate eye area and easy to apply. Max Factor Kohl Pencil Eyeliner is firm enough for elegant definition, yet soft enough for a sophisticated smoky eye. This easy to blend pencil takes seconds to apply and gives you an instant shot of glamour.
Saeed Ghani’s Goat Milk Face Wash helps shed dead skin cells, brighten the complexion, and repair damaged skin, resulting in smooth, moisturized, radiant skin. Using unique nourishing properties, including a healthy blend of vitamins and other nutrients, it hydrates and refreshes the skin, rejuvenating it and helping achieve its fullest potential. Enriched with a multitude of beneficial additives, Goat milk face wash removes impurities and adds nourishment, thereby leading to clean, clear and healthy skin, enriching your skin care routine to the fullest.
For dry skin type, it is recommended to apply a light moisturizer afterwards for soft, supple & glowing skin.
1- Exfoliates skin
2- Sheds dead skin cells
3- Brightens and softens skin
4- Anti-aging and discoloration properties
The glass jug is made of special heat-resistant glass that can withstand high temperatures. In such a jug you can cook compote directly on the stove. In addition, the jug keeps the cold well and you can serve cold lemonade. The top of the jug is decorated with an original stainless steel lid, which emphasizes its modern design.
Sir James Matthew Barrie was a Scottish author. He was born on May 9, 1860, in Angus, Scotland. Barrie is most famous as the creator of Peter Pan, a free-spirited young boy who refuses to grow up. His notable works include The Little Minister (1891), Jess (1898) and The Little White Bird (1902). Most of his early works are marked by the Scottish dialect, humour and sentimentality. Barrie also wrote plays even though they were rejected by critics. However, he finally gained success with Quality Street (1901), a four-part comedy and The Admirable Crichon (1902). But Barrie s fame rested with his novel Peter Pan; or, the Boy Who Wouldn t Grow Up (1904). Barrie was made a baronet by King George V in 1913. He died on June 19, 1937, in London, England.
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