Grace Bath Oil

WELLNESS PARLOUR LIMITED

£15

This blend is called grace because it is a delicate in scent with a whisper of a soft rose blend. You can add a couple squirts to you bath, soak and be enveloped by a serene sense of comfort and release. This oil is a great skin softener when use in soaking baths. It provides an aura of calm and sensuality when used as an after shower oil to lock in the moisture. Fragrance notes - Sweet Almond Oil, Jojoba Oil, vitamin E Oil, Wellness Parlour rose blend essential oils. 125 ml

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Registered at Companies House as WELLNESS PARLOUR LIMITED, number 07915949. Checked 2026-08-29.
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