We Should All Have Good Chemistry

As a mom I am all about all natural, happy, healthy, organic, etc. to the point my friends and family are annoyed at times.

I was at Target a few months back and came across a new line of perfume called Good Chemistry. Of course I had only gone in for a new blouse but that is how going to Target plays out. You go in for one thing and come out with twenty.

After browsing the cosmetic department I wound up purchasing the Good Chemistry scent known as 'Wild Child' not only because it is totally appropriate in regards to the kind of person I am, but it is vegan, pareben-free and made with essential oils. It is everything I love in a bottle.

On Target.com, this scent is described as "...a just right composition of instinct and identity that designs a life that pops with personality. Fragrance notes of bergamot, coconut, and bamboo make our Wild Child body mist mischievous + bright with looks to match."

If you have not already I would highly recommend going to check out these perfumes as they are extremely user friendly. 1.7 Flo oz. runs for only $24.99.
As Target.com says, "Created specifically with our beauty guests in mind, the niche fragrance brand includes four collections inspired by different personalities: Confident and Charming, Good and Grounded, Vibrant and Playful and Cool and Collected. Each collection then includes four unique scents that come in perfume, body sprays and rollerballs, so there’s truly something for everyone."
Now that sounds like some Good Chemistry.
Have you tried these before? Do you have a perfume recommendation? Feel free to share!

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