Depending on their age, when I used to work at a BBW store (not affiliated in any way any more - lol) Warm Vanilla Sugar was a surefire hit with the younger generations (think tweens to teens - even I like it sometimes, though not on an everyday basis - I'm 27 now). With the more mature ladies, Moonlight Path seemed to be the winner (think clean, lightly floral notes). I am personally a fan of Japanese Cherry Blossom, but that was not out when I was in the stores - I'm guessing that's best for the 20's to 40's range, since it tends to be a bit "heavier".

But one thing to keep in mind is that (once again drawing on my experience at BBW back in the day) if you get a gift receipt, they can ALWAYS return it if they don't like it and get what they want! And check with BBW on this one - but back when I worked there, they *would* take back products that had been used, no questions asked - so if you give something that doesn't work with someone's skin chemistry, they can get something that does.

In my opinion, it takes the "fear" element out of giving a body product gift :D.

I would recommend rice flower and shea in the classics line. It is a lighter scent than some of the others.

Also consider using only the body spash or lotion in any of the scents. Just don't spray or spread too heavily. Each of these has less fragrance than the EDT.

i think its just for an effect in the bottle i shower with the vanilla bean noel or twisted peppermint as my everyday shower gels and see no glitter on me afterwards

i think you need to find out what the person likes A nice soft scent would suit a 14 yr old like warm vanilla sugar or cucumber and melon
If that she likes stronger scents thne i would suggest enchanted orchid or irrestible apple

I've been buying sweet pea for years, and I haven't noticed this. They say that scents smell differently on different people due to their body chemistry, so perhaps your chemistry has evolved slightly over the years. I think the body sprays do smell a bit differently than the spray cologne does. It's the alcohol.

Try Frederick Fekkai's Volume line! You only need a small amout so it will last you a long time! For your waves try his curl cream! Its FANTASTIC!!!!!

No. They are both think, but a body butter is much thicker than a body cream. In order the body butter is the thickest (literally a butter consistancy), then the body cream is not as thick but still think enough to penetrate good, and then body lotion is the thinnest with the highest concentration of water in it. I don't like the lotions because after a few hours I feel like I have to put more on. I love the body cream for everyday use. If you want the best softening for your skin, slather your body in body butter at night before you go to bed, and you will wake up with super soft skin. I read that in one of my bridal magazines, and it's been working for me.

If you are looking for a fabulous body moisturizer, try the Shea butter infused Lay It On Thick in the True Blue Spa line.

My boyfriend loved sweet pea on me. He thought it was sweet and feminine, but still intriguing!

My personal favorite is Enchanted Orchid. It's light, yet floral enough without being overbearing.
Prefect for a nice summer breeze!