Bubbly Body Bar

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Bubbly Body Bar

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Binding: Health and Beauty
Brand: TruKid
Label: TruKid
Manufacturer: TruKid
Model: 10100
Publisher: TruKid
Studio: TruKid



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Product DescriptionBubble up some fun with our Bubbly Body BarTM Our bar soap can be used during baths and showers to gently cleanse away the dirt of the day. Because there aren't any harsh detergents in our soap, it won't strip away the skin's natural oils, and it's lightly scented with grapefruit essential oil. It's base ingredients include safflower, palm and coconut oils, all of which offer moisturizing qualities.




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  • Toxin Free
  • Pure and Natural













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