Hiiuihuhooldus
Good soap for a good person with rhubarb and lemongrass
Good soap for a good person with rhubarb and lemongrass
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Teavita mind kui laos tagasi
Soap contains good things and is made with good thoughts.
Use as usual for washing.
Each piece reflects the purity of Hiiumaa's nature and the love of craftsmanship - soap that is full of good things and created for good people.
Use as usual for washing.
Each piece reflects the purity of Hiiumaa's nature and the love of craftsmanship - soap that is full of good things and created for good people.
Features :
- Richly foaming and natural:
Beeswax adds softness and care to the skin, while natural ingredients ensure a gentle wash of the skin.
- Richly foaming and natural:
Beeswax adds softness and care to the skin, while natural ingredients ensure a gentle wash of the skin.
- Vibrant scent: The interplay of rhubarb and lemongrass offers a refreshing experience for both women and men.
- Ideal for giving: A heartwarming gift for a special good person - be it a friend, a loved one or just yourself.
Packaging:
The soap is decorated by a beautiful girl in Hiiumaa folk clothes, symbolizing the beauty and cheerful nature of the island.
Ingredients : Cocos Nucifera Oil (coconut), Aqua, Cera alba (beeswax), Cymbopogon Citratus (lemongrass), Rhubarb natural parfum, Cananga odorata Flower Oil (ylang ylang). Limonene*, Citral*. *Natural component of essential oil.
Packaging:
The soap is decorated by a beautiful girl in Hiiumaa folk clothes, symbolizing the beauty and cheerful nature of the island.
Ingredients : Cocos Nucifera Oil (coconut), Aqua, Cera alba (beeswax), Cymbopogon Citratus (lemongrass), Rhubarb natural parfum, Cananga odorata Flower Oil (ylang ylang). Limonene*, Citral*. *Natural component of essential oil.
