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Durance Perfumed Soap 125g Pretty Poppy, Floral & Luminous

Durance Perfumed Soap 125g Pretty Poppy, Floral & Luminous

Vibrant & Captivating: A delicate blend of poppy and floral notes for a luxurious cleanse.

Gentle & Nourishing: 125g of perfumed soap that cleanses while keeping skin soft.

High-Quality: Made with natural ingredients to hydrate and protect.

Elegant & Feminine: Leaves skin beautifully scented with a soft, floral aroma.

How to use: Wet skin and soap bar under warm water. Read full directions

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Description

Looking for a Bright, Feminine Touch to Your Daily Routine?

Let your skin bloom with the Pretty Poppy Perfumed Soap 125g, a radiant floral delight inspired by spring meadows. With its luminous, feminine fragrance, this luxurious soap gently cleanses while enveloping your skin in an elegant floral veil.

Why You’ll Love It:

The Pretty Poppy soap is perfect for those who adore delicate, feminine scents. Its soft floral notes and luminous aroma create a delightful sensory experience, turning every wash into a little luxury. Pair it with matching body care for an all-day fragrance glow.
 Pair with Durance Pretty Poppy Fragrance Mist, A feminine floral duo that captures fresh luminosity.

 

How to use
  1. Wet skin and soap bar under warm water.
  2. Rub to create a gentle lather.
  3. Apply over the body or hands in circular motions.
  4. Rinse thoroughly and dry the bar between uses.
Ingredients

Sodium Palmate, Sodium Palm Kernelate, Aqua (Water), Parfum (Fragrance), Glycerin, Sodium Chloride, Tetrasodium EDTA, Tetrasodium Etidronate, CI 77891 (Titanium Dioxide)

Important information

Please check the product packaging for warnings, precautions and suitability information before use.

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