ATTITUDE Body Soap Bar, Natural Origin, Protects and Softens Dry Skin, Watercress, Indian Cress & Olive Oil, EWG Verified & Vegan, Earl Grey & Fresh Cucumber, 4 Oz
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ATTITUDE Body Soap Bar, Natural Origin, Protects and Softens Dry Skin, Watercress, Indian Cress & Olive Oil, EWG Verified & Vegan, Earl Grey & Fresh Cucumber, 4 Oz
- EWG VERIFIED: The certification guarantees that this body soap bar is free from silicone, SLS, and SLES, and meets the Environmental Working Group's strict standards for ingredient safety and transparency.
- 99% NATURAL ORIGIN: This bar cleanser is formulated with 99% ingredients of natural origin derived from plants and/or minerals.
- HIGH PERFORMANCE: This women and men body soap is enriched with olive oil to help maintain the skin's barrier moiture and conconut oil, known to protect dry skin. Adopt the solid shampoo, conditioner, and bar soap set for an effective plastic-free routine.
- EARL GREY AND CUCUMBER FRAGRANCE: Experience a light and fresh scented lather. This body soap offers a comforting earl grey aroma with crisp, green notes of cucumber.
- SUSTAINABLE: This clean body wash is dermatologically tested, 100% vegan, and made with your well-being and animal welfare in mind.
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