AYTSWANG Botanical Shampoo & Shower Set

Naturally Clean · Beautifully Scented · For Every Body

✨ Daily care meets aromatic indulgence

Elevate your shower experience with the AYTSWANG Botanical Set – a delightful duo of shampoo and body wash in captivating scents such as Lavender, Rose, White Peach, Jasmine, and more. Each variant is enriched with gentle, plant-based ingredients to cleanse, hydrate, and soften hair and skin, making it a perfect everyday luxury.

🌸 Fragrance Options Available

Lavender – relaxing and floral
Rose – romantic and elegant
White Peach – fruity and sweet
Jasmine – exotic and calming
White Peach (Jelly texture) – refreshing innovation
Rose (Jelly texture) – fun meets function
(Match sets by style: shampoo and/or body wash)

✅ Key Benefits

Gentle Botanical Formula
Ideal for sensitive skin and scalp
2-in-1 Convenience Set
Includes shampoo & shower gel – perfect for gifts or travel
Fragrance-Rich Experience
Multiple scent options to match mood and personality
Hydrating & Softening Effect
Leaves skin smooth and hair fresh

📋 Technical Overview

Info	Attribute
Contents	1x Shampoo + 1x Body Wash
Volume	~300 ml per bottle
Skin Type	All skin types
Frequency	Daily use recommended
Special Note	Vegan-friendly, cruelty-free

🛁 Match your scent to your day. Let nature nurture you.

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