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Childs Farm - Hair & Body Wash Blackberry & Organic Apple 500ml downy Dawn Free & Clear Dishwashing Brightening moisturizer Brightening Vitamin

SKU: 94364407919
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Childs Farm Hair & Body Wash Blackberry & Organic Apple 500ml downy Dawn Free & Clear Dishwashing Brightening moisturizer Brightening Vitamin Dawn Free & Clear Dishwashing liquid dish soap Leaves long lasting freshness Contains argan oil for the ultimate in moisturising with ingredients that work in harmony on both hair and skinFragrance of blackberries and organic apple extractThoroughly cleans hair and skin whilst maintaining balanceDetangles hair and leaves it looking shinyMoisturises the scalp at the same time as cleaning hair and skinCleans hair and skin without stripping them of natural oils or moistureMakes hair washing and hair brushing a painless experienceWorks for skin of all ages

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