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| UPC code: | 5016365018043 |
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| Stock: | 4 |
| Shipping weight: | 1.52 lb |
| Manufacturer: | Scottish Fine Soaps
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| Color: | White |
| Skin type: | All Skin Types |
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Contains rosemary, wintergreen, and juniper oils, which relax muscles.
Alkaline free, preservative free, bath-tub friendly, and skin friendly (contains vitamin E).
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- A recipe with skin-caring almond proteins tailored to the sensitive skin of children
- Fruity strawberry scent
- Funny finger puppet to play with
- The bath water does not stain your skin, hair, or the tub
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- Pampering bath with peach and vanilla
- With bath liposomes
- Skin compatibility dermatologically approved
- Puffs, easily soluble powder crystals
- Free from preservatives, alkali-free
- Free from paraffin, silicones, and mineral oils
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- Tablets are used in the shower to create an aromatherapy steam
- Free of synthetic colors and fragrance
- Have not been tested on animals
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- 100% pure essential oils
- All-natural ingredients
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- For a relaxing and invigorating bath experience
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- Camargue salts
- Fragrances enriched with essential oils
- Natural dyes
- The use of bath salts is particularly recommended to soothe
- Also known to help heavy and swollen legs
- Bath salts are added to warm water in your bath, they will dissolve slowly and smooth your skin while leaving a subtle scent on your skin
- Bottle 12.3 fl oz. 99% of ingredients are of natural origin
- Made in France
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- These tablets are used in the shower to create an aromatherapy steam
- Free of synthetic colors and fragrance
- Not been tested on animals
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Bath Salts are a pure blending of natural goodness.
Contains only mineral-rich salts and essential botanic extracts.
Allow yourself at least 15 to 20 minutes to luxuriate in the soothing brew.
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