A grapefruit scent that, kept in the refrigerator, cools and refreshes you on hot, humid days. As light as this post.
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like the high summer dress, I'm immediately distraught that I can't find a link to explain or locate this magical item. You make me google? ugh the effort.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh Laurie, you're absolutely right. Here you go!
ReplyDeleteCalyx is the original version of "Happy," imho. Prescriptives was making Calyx long before Clinique jumped on the clean citrus scent bandwagon.
ReplyDeleteA friend recommended this to me last year when I was complaining about my beloved pink grapefruit soap being discontinued, and I will now wear nothing else.
ReplyDeleteChristina, I don't wanna scare you, but Prescriptives was discontinued by Lauder this year. Not sure what that means for Calyx, but if I were you, I'd stock up.
ReplyDeleteMy source says they will still be selling Calyx, though, on another counter.
ReplyDeleteOh good.
ReplyDeleteI'm late to the party, but this is indeed a classic spring/summer fragrance. I wore it to death in the 90s and have been considering bringing it back into rotation- this post just pushed me to do just that.
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