Mothers Day Washup All-Over Bonberry
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Washup All-Over is a superior ‘all-over’ everyday wash. It cleanses, hydrates and restores the skin and is loaded with beneficial plant-based extracts and oils, including Harakeke, Ginger Root and Aloe.
The leading release from last year is back!
One for the Bon Vivant! Crushed Geranium leaves and Distilled Davana dance with overripe Berries and Lychee, creating a fruitful composition. Musk Blossom’s woody undertones deliver warmth and spice which is oh-so nice. Bonberry is très bon.
A luxurious scent to gift or be given, purchase one now before they disappear.
500ml
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