Celestial Aura – Natural Deodorant with Sandalwood, Vetiver, Black Pepper & Patchouli

TERRA NATURALIS LTD

£18

Experience the earthy sophistication of Celestial Aura Natural Deodorant, enriched with the luxurious scents of Sandalwood, Vetiver, Black Pepper, and Patchouli. Enjoy long-lasting odor protection and a gentle, nourishing application, free from harsh chemicals. Embrace nature’s finest aromas while keeping your skin fresh and smooth. Introducing Celestial Aura, our sophisticated natural deodorant infused with the earthy essences of Sandalwood, Vetiver, Black Pepper, and Patchouli. Crafted for those who seek a safer, more eco-friendly alternative, this deodorant is a symphony of nature s finest

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as TERRA NATURALIS LTD, number 15369740. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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