Tea Tree & Lime Himalayan Salt Bath Bomb – 180g

THE HAYES AND WHITE GROUP LTD

£3.6

Refreshing, Clarifying, and Naturally Uplifting Cleanse and awaken your senses with our Tea Tree Lime Bath Bomb, infused with Himalayan pink salt and skin-loving evening primrose oil. This mineral-rich soak combines the purifying power of tea tree with the zesty brightness of lime, offering a refreshing and revitalising experience for both body and mind. Evening primrose oil gently nourishes the skin, while Himalayan salt works to ease tired muscles and restore balance. The sharp, citrus-herbal scent makes this bath bomb a perfect choice for clearing the mind and brightening your day. Each bat

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