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Catalog SKIN CARE JAFRA ROYAL Defy 2020catalog SKIN CARE JAFRA ROYAL Defy .........................................6 JAFRA ROYAL Revitalize ................................14 JAFRA ROYAL Luna Bright ............................26 JAFRA ROYAL Boost .....................................34 JAFRA ROYAL Men .......................................44 JAFRA ROYAL Color ......................................50 Royal Jelly Classic ..........................................70 Skin Care Additions ........................................76 Beauty Dynamics ...........................................80 Gold Dynamics ...............................................82 9-in-1 Skin Care System ................................86 JAFRA Sun ....................................................88 MAKEUP Prep ..............................................................94 Correct & Conceal .........................................96 Face ............................................................102 Setting Spray & Blender Sponge .................108 Contour & Highlight .....................................109 Blushes .......................................................112 Eyes ............................................................114 Brows..........................................................122 Lashes ........................................................124 Lips .............................................................128 Professional Makeup Brush Set ..................138 Dual Action Makeup Remover .....................139 Nails ............................................................140 FRAGRANCE Women ......................................................148 Young Women ...........................................178 Men ............................................................190 Young Men .................................................213 Kids ............................................................216 BATH & BODY Royal Almond .............................................222 JAFRA Spa Body Care ...............................224 JAFRA Spa Foot Care ................................226 JAFRA Spa Hand Care ..............................228 Botanical Expertise. ....................................230 Royal Olive ................................................234 Precious Protein ........................................236 JAFRA Daily Deodorant ..............................238 CONTENTS Men’s Deodorant ........................................240 Tender Moments ........................................242 FRAGRANCE brings dreams and memories to life. Discover the world of JAFRA fragrance: a collection of distinctive scents that tell unforgettable stories,celebrate treasured memories and leave lasting impressions. Working in collaboration with the world’s top fragrance houses, JAFRA crafts each olfactive creation from a combination of aromatic compounds and exquisite raw ingredients. 146 | jafra.com jafra.com | 147 NEW! TOP TOP BASE Available NOTES NOTES NOTES Explore Create a lasting April 1st the attraction connection with bergamot. with oakmoss and musk. HEART NOTES Be inspired by new adventures together with Pink grapefruit and orange flower. California lemon blend NAVÎGO OCEAN with frozen pear for a FEMME EDT burst of icy freshness. Floral, Woody, Citrus Eau de toilette 1.7 fl. oz. $34 37999 HEART NOTES NAVÎGO FEMME Floral, Green Eau de toilette 1.7 fl. oz. $34 6983 The ocean breeze carries whispers of dewy freesia, tame the California hibiscus TIDE and jasmine sambac. Feel the rhythm of the waves BASE with Navîgo Ocean Femme, a NOTES free-spirited creation that dares the wearer to tame the wild ocean - and the world. Wind and water swirl together with Explore the sun-kissed citrus, a fresh floral Notes of golden moment when sand mix with cedar, attraction becomes sandalwood and pink more with airy heart and a warm, woody base. musk to ignite your passion for the sea. citrus and flowers, balanced by timeless musk. 148 | jafra.com jafra.com | 149 tale of two CITIES Explore a perfumer’s world. RODRIGO FLORES-ROUX Two things inspire every creation by the world-renowned fragrance virtuoso: his love of flowers and the spirit of Mexico. P. COURTIÈRE The master perfumer and native Parisienne lets curiosity guide her creative process, keeping the magic of Paris close to her heart. TOP NOTES TOP NOTES MARA DE BOIS BLOOD STRAWBERRY ORANGE Delight in juicy Sparkle with decadence. vivacious joy. PARIS ET MOI BY HEART NOTES HEART NOTES P. COURTIÈRE Fruity, Floral, Woody ROSE PETAL BRASSAVOLA Eau de parfum MACARON ORCHID 1.7 fl. oz. Indulge in romance Burst into and femininity. vibrant bloom. FLORES BY RODRIGO Discover the FLORES-ROUX sensory delights Floral, Fruity, Oriental of Paris, from Eau de parfum | 1.7 fl. oz. treats at a French BASE NOTES BASE NOTES patisserie to silky Experience the vibrant spirit of Mexico City in woods that convey CREAMY SILKY effortless chic. the form of a charming, SILKY MUSKS floral fairytale. $53 WOODS Revel in Transmit soft luminous $53 26142 warmth. sophistication. 34037 150 | jafra.com jafra.com | 151 TOP NOTES NASHI PEAR Succulent pear ORCHID BLOSSOM mingles with red Floral, Ambery, Fruity berries and grapefruit Eau de parfum blossom for an air 1.7 fl. oz. of sweet temptation. THE $46 | 35245 HEART MYSTERY NOTES OF ORCHID PEARLY As night falls in the misty mountain ORCHID Exquisite orchid joins jasmine sambac and forests of Madagascar, sculptural bourbon rose for a captivating floral heart, petals perfume the air with whispers accented by spices. of entrancing softness. Blending delicacy BASE with drama, pearly orchid is hand-cultivated NOTES by moonlight at the peak of fragrant perfection - when it hypnotizes the senses with its irresistible spell. HELIOTROPE Enriched by ambergris and tonka bean, heliotrope wraps the senses in exotic warmth. 152 | jafra.com jafra.com | 153 just-picked the PERFECTION ROSE Discover flowers as you’ve never smelled them. standard Hand selected, petal for petal. GARDENIA ROSE BLOSSOM BLOSSOM Floral, Floral Floral, Rose Eau de parfum Eau de parfum 1.7 fl. oz. 1.7 fl. oz. Let the dewy | $46 11280 $46 | 26202 freshness of a coveted flower Fall for the romantic whisk you away charm of velvety, to the South iconic gardenia. of France. TOP HEART BASE TOP HEART BASE NOTES NOTES NOTES NOTES NOTES NOTES GREEN BRILLIANT AMBER PINK ROSE SILK APPLE GARDENIA Rich amber PEPPER CENTIFOLIA WOODS Luscious apple Speak to the evokes Earthy pepper The hundred-petal Sultry woods conveys the heart with the luxury leaves a trail of flower envelopes capture the breezy brightness hand-cultivated of true gentle seduction. the senses in its sensuality of the of morning gardenia. romance. magical allure. French Riviera. sunlight. 154 | jafra.com jafra.com | 155 TOP HEART BASE TOP HEART BASE NOTES NOTES NOTES NOTES NOTES NOTES Reveal your Showcase your Project Make a Show Leave a beauty with glamorous style everlasting charming your chic lasting trail precious neroli. with a white confidence entrance with style with of brilliance floral bouquet. with amber sparkling pink blushing with playful crystals. lady apple. peony. pink amber. Because you’re rare, make a dazzling impression with exuberant fruit top notes. A prized floral heart sophisticated reflects your sophisticated side, trailed by the flirty SPARKLE warmth of amber. Shine from every angle in regal white flowers. Glisten like a gem in sparkling neroli, which celebrates your elegance alongside a JAFRA white floral bouquet. DIAMONDS BLUSH Delight in the decadence Floral, Oriental, Fruity of lavish moments with Eau de parfum | 1.7 fl. oz. brilliant amber. $46 | 4313 JAFRA DIAMONDS Floral, Orange Blossom Eau de parfum | 1.7 fl. oz. $46 | 17147 bling BOUQUET 156 | jafra.com Precious flowers glitter with multi-faceted beauty. jafra.com | 157 TOP TOP NOTES rise + follow the NOTES SHINE Awaken your radiance. SUN ITALIAN BARTLETT A brilliant impression Uplifting citrus evokes MANDARIN Shine in PEAR of an urban sunrise. a beach at dawn. Brighten your look. sunny citrus. HEART NOTES HEART NOTES SHEER WATER LILY Feel fresh LUMINOUS & serene. YLANG YLANG Feel light-hearted. BASE NOTES BASE NOTES JAFRA REFLECTIONS JAFRA Floral, Marine REFLECTIONS Eau de toilette RADIANCE 1.7 fl. oz. Floral, Musk Eau de toilette $38 1.7 fl. oz. ELEGANT 2897 GOLDEN SANDAL $38 VETIVER OIL WOOD 36186 Radiate Reflect your natural warmth. chic style. 158 | jafra.com jafra.com | 159 TOP HEART BASE TOP HEART BASE Luscious watery NOTES NOTES NOTES NOTES NOTES NOTES Juicy citrus blends notes form a with decadent modern romance WATERY WHITE MUSK BERGAMOT NEROLI CREAMY WHITE gourmand notes for a Wrapped in Electrify the night Command attention with dreamy flowers. ACCORD FLOWERS CHOCOLATE magnetic signature. Exude off-duty Let delicate petals the warmth of with a spark of with an exquisite, This cravable base gives the style with fresh, bathe you in the musk, you are at intoxicating citrus. white flower. fragrance an addictive quality. watery notes. spirit of romance. one with the world. sultry live to ADORISSE NIGHT Oriental, Floral, Gourmand Eau de parfum | 1.7 fl. oz. DAY $46 | 26192 DR EA M playful ADORISSE VELVET Floral, Fruity, Woody own the Eau de parfum | 1.7 fl. oz. $46 | 16665 NIGHT 160 | jafra.com jafra.com | 161 TOP HEART BASE Indulge your TOP HEART BASE NOTES NOTES NOTES You make the rules NOTES NOTES NOTES extravagant side with with this elegant-yet- MANDARIN MUGUET CREAMY this unabashedly Tangy citrus Sweet lily of the modern trademark. YLANG JASMINE TONKA AMBER glam creation. YLANG A
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