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Philosophy Pure Grace

hick — Fri, 18 Dec 2015 12:27:20 GMT

I bought the 8 piece Philosophy set in Pure Grace when it was the TSV in November. I added my disappointment in this set to the others on the product's review. Clearly there is a problem with the Pure Grace scent as almost every reviewer has noted it does not have ANY scent. I called customer service and was told I could ship it back, at my expense of course.

I don't see why I would be responsible for shipping charges when clearly there is a problem here.

Based on this expererience, I will not be ordering Philosphy again.

Re: Philosophy Pure Grace

Rachb — Fri, 18 Dec 2015 13:06:42 GMT

Clearly, it is defective. If you check "item is defective" on the return slip, you don't pay return shipping, and I believe they also credit the original shipping.

Re: Philosophy Pure Grace

MadameQueen — Sat, 19 Dec 2015 02:00:05 GMT

I hear you @hick. Pure Grace was the only scent I used. Two of my friends started using it because they liked it on me. But now some products do not smell the same or have no scent. I bought the perfume spray because I thought it would be stronger. It was very faint. I bought the jar of body butter. No scent at all. Only my spritz and moisturizer have the Pure Grace scent. Disappointing.

Re: Philosophy Pure Grace

just bee — Sat, 19 Dec 2015 14:16:36 GMT

I've been using pure grace for years and I was convinced that it was scentless. I was determined to stop buying it because I felt like a chump. Why not save money and just spray water on myself?

I've been unable to stop and I continue to stock the spritz. People can detect the scent even though I think it's fleeting. They don't refer to it as cologne or perfume: They just say I smell good. They might mistake it for my laundry detergent or fabric softener, but their comments are always positive.

Do I mind that others think I smell clean or like soap or a laundry product? No, not at all.