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Aloe Vera Soap Bar

by The Printed Peanut Soap Company
$12.00 $5.00 58% off
Aloe Vera Soap Bar - Pretty by Her - handmade locally in Cambridge, Ontario
Aloe Vera Soap Bar - Pretty by Her - handmade locally in Cambridge, Ontario
Aloe Vera Soap Bar - Pretty by Her - handmade locally in Cambridge, Ontario

Great for Eco Friendly Christmas Gifts!

A beautiful and naturally moisturising fragrance free soap bar.

Gentle and nourishing on delicate skin, with natural oils, shea butter and aloe vera.

Always plant-based, cruelty-free. Made by hand without the use of preservatives and sulfates. SLS free, paraben free and palm oil free.

Vegan, not tested on animals and comes in a zero waste 100% recycled card box, printed in the UK using water based, eco-friendly inks.

Ingredients: Sodium cocoate, Sodium rapeseedate, Aqua, Sodium shea butterate, Aloe barbadensis (aloe vera) leaf juice powder

min 95g per bar

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Aloe Vera Soap Bar

by The Printed Peanut Soap Company
$12.00 $5.00 58% off
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Great for Eco Friendly Christmas Gifts!

A beautiful and naturally moisturising fragrance free soap bar.

Gentle and nourishing on delicate skin, with natural oils, shea butter and aloe vera.

Always plant-based, cruelty-free. Made by hand without the use of preservatives and sulfates. SLS free, paraben free and palm oil free.

Vegan, not tested on animals and comes in a zero waste 100% recycled card box, printed in the UK using water based, eco-friendly inks.

Ingredients: Sodium cocoate, Sodium rapeseedate, Aqua, Sodium shea butterate, Aloe barbadensis (aloe vera) leaf juice powder

min 95g per bar

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