300 ml.
€10.20 excl. VAT: €8.50
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Natural hand wash for babies and kids Wooden Spoon
# 797
- Gentle, nourishing cleansing liquid soap for babies and children.
- Contains organic almond oil and natural vitamin E.
- Created entirely from natural and organic ingredients.
- Suitable for everyday use.
- Free of chemicals, synthetic and petroleum derivatives.
300 ml.
- €10.20 (excl. VAT: €8.50)
€10.20
excl. VAT: €8.50
Natural hand wash for babies and kids Wooden Spoon
About the product
The gentle and nourishing liquid soap for babies and children by Wooden Spoon gently cleanses and protects children's skin. Thanks to the added organic almond oil, natural vitamin E and other organic and natural ingredients, children's hands are not only thoroughly washed, but also well nourished and protected. Suitable for everyday use. Free of chemicals, synthetic and petroleum derivatives.
Directions for use
Pump a small amount of the product on wet hands and create a light foam, rinse thoroughly. Avoid direct eye contact! Do not use in case of allergies.
Ingredients
Water, Potassium cocoate*, Potassium oleate*, Lauryl betaine, Glycerin*, Benzyl alcohol, Potassium palm kernelate, Palm kernel acid, Decyl glucoside, Potassium citrate, Lavandula angustifolia (lavender) oil*; Limonene**, Linalool**
* From organic ingredients, ** From organic essential oils
NO SLS/SLES/DYES, parabens and synthetics.
Terms of Delivery
* terms and conditions apply
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