Sweet me gift set

WELLNESS PARLOUR LIMITED

£59

Bring more sweetness into your life with our new Sweet Me manuka honey range. The body wash, conditioner and shampoo all contain manuka honey which has amazing benefits for both the skin and hair. The accompanying essential oil blend is a sweet bleand of violets and rose varieties that lifts mood, eases tension and sweetens the spirit. The oil blend comes in a standard 10ml dropper bottle while you have the choice between 125 mlor 250 ml for the shampoo, conditioner and body wash set. Perfect as a self care gift for you or for someone who can use some sweetness in their lives.

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