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Jeanne en Provence Divine Olive Shower Oil
Jeanne en Provence Divine Olive Shower Oil
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Gentle on body and skin... opt for a natural shower gel with organic olive oil (PDO) from Haute-Provence and natural soapwort extracts. The gentle formula cleanses and nourishes, leaving a fragrant veil and silky feel on the skin. A moment of well-being with the subtle scent of olives. Made with love in Grasse. 95% ingredients of natural origin.
- A delicate, Mediterranean fragrant perfume: its delicate olive fragrance envelops the body with a veil of fragrances with natural, soothing accents.
- A DELICATE MELTING AND NURISING OIL TEXTURE: This shower oil gently cleanses and nourishes the skin at the same time, leaving it feeling silky and comfortable after each use.
- A soft, moisturised and silky skin: thanks to its formula enriched with organic olive oil and natural soapwort extracts, the skin is clean, supple and pleasantly fragrant.
- French know-how in the heart of the products of Jeanne en Provence: the brand develops and produces its perfumes with great love in Grasse and is inspired by Provencal nature when choosing plants and flowers.
- A dedicated brand: Jeanne en Provence attaches great importance to the quality of its products and the protection of the environment and is committed to providing you with formulas made from 95% ingredients of natural origin.
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