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Butter Bomb Bath Bomb

by Agha Studio
$12.00 $6.00 50% off
Butter Bomb Bath Bomb - Pretty by Her - handmade locally in Cambridge, Ontario
Butter Bomb Bath Bomb - Pretty by Her - handmade locally in Cambridge, Ontario
Butter Bomb Bath Bomb - Pretty by Her - handmade locally in Cambridge, Ontario
Hydrating & Nourishing Bath. Each Butter Bomb contains 2 grams of cocoa butter, adding extra hydration to your bath. Scented with relaxing lavender and ylang ylang essential oils. Handcrafted in small batches with natural ingredients. HOW TO USE Fill the tub with warm water. Drop one bath bomb into the bath - enjoy the fizz. Sit, relax and melt your stress away! SIZE 130 g / 4.5 oz *comes wrapped in clear shrink wrap with a tag INGREDIENTS baking soda, citric acid, cocoa butter, cream of tartar, SLSA, Brazilian purple clay, rice bran oil, witch hazel, essential oils (lavender, ylang ylang)
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Butter Bomb Bath Bomb

by Agha Studio
$12.00 $6.00 50% off
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Hydrating & Nourishing Bath. Each Butter Bomb contains 2 grams of cocoa butter, adding extra hydration to your bath. Scented with relaxing lavender and ylang ylang essential oils. Handcrafted in small batches with natural ingredients. HOW TO USE Fill the tub with warm water. Drop one bath bomb into the bath - enjoy the fizz. Sit, relax and melt your stress away! SIZE 130 g / 4.5 oz *comes wrapped in clear shrink wrap with a tag INGREDIENTS baking soda, citric acid, cocoa butter, cream of tartar, SLSA, Brazilian purple clay, rice bran oil, witch hazel, essential oils (lavender, ylang ylang)

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