Dr. Bronners Organic Shaving Soap Lavender 207ml

Dr. Bronner’s Organic Shaving Soap – Lavender

Dr. Bronner’s Organic Shaving Soap Lavender is a certified organic shaving gel designed to provide a smooth, comfortable shave while helping to condition and moisturise the skin. Infused with organic lavender, it creates a rich lather and soothing glide for effective shaving without synthetic ingredients.

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Certified to USDA National Organic Program standards, this Fair Trade and organic shaving soap is formulated with organic shikakai, a traditional South Asian botanical that has been used for centuries as a gentle conditioning cleanser for skin and hair. Combined with Dr. Bronner’s pure-castile liquid soap base, organic sugar, and organic grape juice, it helps lift and soften hair while supporting a close, comfortable shave.

Suitable for both men and women, this versatile shaving soap can be used on the face, underarms, legs, and other areas of the body. The rich lather works best on moist skin and softened hair, helping to prepare the skin for a clean, smooth shave while leaving it feeling refreshed and cared for.

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  • Certified organic to USDA National Organic Program standards.
  • Suitable for men and women.
  • Helps provide a smooth, comfortable shave.
  • Made with organic shikakai.
  • Formulated with Dr. Bronner’s pure-castile soap base.
  • Helps soften and lift hair for easier shaving.
  • Creates a rich, moisturising lather.
  • Infused with organic lavender.
  • Free from synthetic ingredients.
  • Made with Fair Trade and organic ingredients.

Ingredients

Organic Sucrose*, Organic White Grape Juice, Organic Coconut Oil*, Organic Palm Kernel Oil*, Potassium Hydroxide**, Organic Olive Oil*, Organic Shikakai Powder, Organic Hemp Oil, Organic Jojoba Oil, Organic Lavender Oil, Xanthan Gum, Citric Acid, TTocopherol.

*Certified Fair Trade Ingredients.
**None remains after saponifying oils into soap & glycerin.

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