Wildsmith Skin Hand & Body Lotion Magnolia Rose Cedarwood
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Product Description
Bring comfort to your daily routine with Wildsmith Skin Hand & Body Lotion. Inspired by the tranquillity of the walled garden on the Heckfield Estate, it wraps skin in a delicate floral scent and helps restore a sense of balance.
This rich yet easily absorbed moisturiser is designed to condition and deeply nourish. Shea butter softens and smooths, while grapeseed oil helps support hydration. Coconut oil contributes to the skin barrier, and aloe vera brings soothing, replenishing hydration for supple, cared-for feel.
Perfect after showering or hand washing, massage a generous layer onto clean, dry skin until fully absorbed. You’ll be left with soft, comfortable skin and a gentle magnolia, English rose and cedarwood fragrance that lingers beautifully throughout the day.
Product details
Ingredient Highlights: Contains aloe vera, coconut oil, grapeseed oil, linoleic acid, oleic acid, shea butter and stearic acid.
Good to know: This product is cruelty free.
Made In: Hampshire, England
Ingredient Features
If you're looking to deliver antioxidant and antibacterial properties and to soothe irritation then the aloe vera contained in this Wildsmith Skin body care item provides the ideal solution. This product will also work to soften the skin and leave a smooth finish as it contains coconut oil.
How much can I save on Wildsmith Skin with Cosmetify?
This Body Care product from Wildsmith Skin is currently discounted by £3.80 when compared to the rrp.
Delivery & Returns
This product is eligible for free standard delivery with Face The Future. Orders are expected to arrive 1-5 days after dispatch. Express/Next day delivery option available. Delivery generally available throughout Europe, delivery costs vary by region, please select your region during checkout for up to date costs and options.
This retailer has a 14 day return policy, see checkout for up-to-date conditions.
