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Scottish Woodland & Epsom Salt Bath Bomb

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Scottish Woodland 

Cedarwood scented Bath Bomb with a drop of pine makes the perfect scented woody bath bomb aroma, packed with coconut oil and Epsom salts, transport yourself to the highland for a woodland walk as you bathe in the peace and tranquillity.

2x BATH BOMBS 

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

Coconut Oil

2 Bath Bombs (130g)

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INGREDIENTS:

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

Epsom salt

fragrance oil 

CI19140/.42090

 

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.

Epsom Salt

Epsom salt bathwater can soften rough, dry skin, and exfoliate dead skin cells

 

 

Approx 130g per single LARGE bomb

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