Johanniskraut Badezusatz | St. John's Wort Bath

Johanniskraut Badezusatz | St. John's Wort Bath

Marsoni

M251S

$60.00

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Johanniskraut Badezusatz | St. John's Wort BathDas St. Johns Wort Bath von Susanne Kaufmann (400g) ist ein wohltuendes, pflanzenbasierter Badezusatz, das die Haut sanft reinigt und gleichzeitig pflegt. Die milde Formulierung mit Johanniskraut Extrakt untersttzt das natrliche Gleichgewicht der Haut und trgt zu einem entspannenden Badeerlebnis bei. Der Badezusatz mit ausgewhlten pflanzlichen Inhaltsstoffe wirken beruhigend auf Haut und Sinne und hinterlassen ein angenehm weiches, gepflegtes

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012