Lavender & Jojoba Himalayan Salt Bath Bomb – 180g

THE HAYES AND WHITE GROUP LTD

£3.6

Calming, Restorative, and Naturally Soothing Sink into stillness with our Lavender Jojoba Bath Bomb, a gentle blend of mineral-rich Himalayan pink salt, pure lavender essential oil, and nourishing jojoba. Designed to calm the mind and relax the body, this peaceful soak is perfect for winding down at the end of the day. Lavender brings a soft, floral aroma known for its stress-relieving properties, while jojoba oil hydrates and softens the skin. The addition of Himalayan salt supports overall relaxation and wellbeing, drawing on centuries of natural healing tradition. Each bath bomb is individu

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