Banana Republic W EDP for Women EDP Spray, 4.2 oz, Floral Fruity
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Banana Republic W EDP for Women EDP Spray, 4.2 oz, Floral Fruity
- FLORAL FRUITY SCENT FOR WOMEN - Banana Republic W is a floral fruity eau de parfum with a radiant, easy-to-love character with plenty of charm
- KEY FRAGRANCE NOTES - Lily of the Valley, Green Notes and Musk come together in a balanced, easy-to-wear blend
- WHEN TO WEAR - a natural fit for everyday wear and weekend plans alike
- SMOOTH WEAR - applies in a fine, even mist and settles quickly into a comfortable, lasting scent
- 4.2 OZ SPRAY BOTTLE - full 4.2 oz size for daily use at home or on the go; a great gift for fragrance lovers
Banana Republic W is a floral fruity eau de parfum for women with a radiant, easy-to-love character with plenty of charm. Notes of Lily of the Valley, Green Notes and Musk shape its character from the first moment to the final dry-down. Presented as a 4.2 oz spray, it's an easy choice for everyday wear and weekend plans.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does this perfume last?
This is an Eau de Parfum (EDP), which typically lasts 4-6 hours on skin. Longevity varies based on skin chemistry, temperature, and application method.
What does Banana Republic W smell like?
It's a fresh floral fragrance with bright citrus top notes (clementine), a floral heart of lily-of-the-valley with green notes, and a soft musk base. It's light and designed for everyday wear.
What size is the bottle?
The bottle contains 4.2 oz (approximately 125 ml) of Eau de Parfum spray.
Is this fragrance strong or subtle?
This is an unintrusive, everyday-friendly scent designed to be light rather than overpowering, making it suitable for work and casual settings.
Can I use this on sensitive skin?
As with any fragrance, test on a small area first. If you have known fragrance sensitivities, check the full ingredient list or contact the brand before purchasing.
