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Rose Bath bombs

€41,75

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ROSE BATH BOMBS
 With Fresh Dried Rose Botanicals 
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Rose bath bomb is distinguished by a romantic, tender aroma. This bath bomb nicely softens skin by making it velvety, while the gentle aroma of rose helps your body to relax. Rose bath bombs are known for many benefits. If you have rough skin or blemishes, The Rose bath bomb is what you need. 

 

 

 

 

  • 100% Fragrance Oils (All our fragrances are suitable for vegans and none of our products are tested on animals or contain any animal derivatives.)
  • Vegan Friendly & Cruelty-Free
  • Fresh Botanicals
  • Coconut Oil
  • 2 Bath Bombs Per Pack
  • 100% Certified cosmetic Manufacturer/Seller
  • Cosmetic Safety Assessments

 

INGREDIENTS:

Sodium Bicarbonate
Zea mays seed flour
Citric Acid
Aqua ( Trace)
Coconut Oil
Rosa Damascena Flower

Fragrance Oil
CI14720

 

BENEFITS:

Coconut oil
reduces inflammation, keeps skin moisturised, helping heal wounds. The medium-chain fatty acids found in coconut oil also possess antimicrobial properties that can help treat acne and protect the skin from harmful bacteria.

Rosa Damascena Flower ( Rose)

is anti-inflammatory, lovely for your skin, and highly fragrant.

 

Approx 130g per single LARGE bomb

Appriosx 45g Per Single SMALL bomb

Our Bath bombs are hand-pressed together.

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