Little Shield™ Comforting Chest Balm

TINY BOTANICALS LTD

£22

Comforting chest care with a fresh eucalyptus aroma. Suitable from 6 months · 40ml / 1.3 fl.oz Little Shield™ Comforting Chest Balm brings a fresh eucalyptus aroma and comforting chest care in a nourishing shea butter and beeswax base. Suitable from 6 months. 40ml / 1.3 fl.oz. 99.7% Certified Organic · 100% Natural. Made in the UK. What makes it useful Certified organic eucalyptus radiata, traditionally used in aromatherapy for respiratory comfort, alongside frankincense, chamomile and red mandarin. A nourishing shea butter and beeswax base to soften delicate skin. Massage a small amount onto

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