Habitual grace includes infused virtues and justifying grace
Thesis XX. Under habitual grace they include all the infused habits of the virtues, and above all the grace in which, on their view, consists the righteousness by which we are formally justified before God.
They call this justifying grace, and usually just 'grace' with nothing added, and in common usage the name 'grace that makes pleasing' is usually confined to it.
Latin
XX. Jam autem sub gratia habituali comprehendunt omnes habitus virtutum infusos, ac praesertim gratiam illam in qua consistere volunt justitiam per quam formaliter coram Deo justificamur: quae ab iis dicitur Gratia justificans, & plerumque Gratia simpliciter & sine addito: & ad quam in communi usu, gratiae gratum facientis nomen restringi solet.