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Feather & Down Magnesium Butter for Sleep - Lavender & Chamomile Soothing Body Butter (300ml) to support relaxation in your self care routine.

Feather & Down Magnesium Butter for Sleep - Lavender & Chamomile Soothing Body Butter (300ml) to support relaxation in your self care routine.

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Feather & Down Magnesium Butter for Sleep - Lavender & Chamomile Soothing Body Butter (300ml) to support relaxation in your self care routine.
Regular price £3.80 GBP
Regular price £7.60 GBP Sale price £3.80 GBP
Shipping calculated at checkout.

Product Description Feather & Down Magnesium Soothing Sleep Butter (300ml) Wrap yourself in our blanket of relaxing essential oils. Blended into a rich butter infused with magnesium, it will melt into your skin overnight. Awake in the morning with a refreshed mind, rested with beautifully soft, nourished skin. Cruetly Free Vegan Friendly Natural Extracts Directions Massage gently into skin until fully absorbed. Safety Warning For external use only. Avoid direct contact with the eyes. If contact occurs, rinse thoroughly with clean water. Do not apply to broken, irritated or sensitive skin. If irritation occurs discontinue use immediately. Keep out of direct sunlight. KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN. See more

  • Magnesium-Infused Sleep Support: Combines 300 ml of nourishing butter enriched with magnesium, lavender and chamomile essential oils; designed to support natural relaxation and prepare your body for restful sleep each evening
  • Rich, Luxurious Texture: Melts effortlessly into skin without greasiness; leaves your body feeling soft, hydrated and pampered; absorbs quickly for a clean, non-sticky finish that won't transfer to bedding
  • Natural Sleep Ritual: Incorporate into your nightly wind-down routine to calm your mind, soothe tension and create a spa-like self-care experience that signals bedtime to your body
  • Vegan and Cruelty-Free: Thoughtfully formulated without animal-derived ingredients or testing; align your skincare choices with your ethical values while nurturing your skin
  • Trusted Sleep Wellness: Created by the UK's Number 1 Sleep Brand

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