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Molton Brown Delicious Rhubarb & Rose Fine Liquid Hand Wash 300 ml
Molton Brown Delicious Rhubarb & Rose Fine Liquid Hand Wash 300 ml
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- Sweeten your daily cleansing ritual with our floral-fruity classic, delectably scenting hands with tasting notes of fizzy citrus and vibrant rhubarb on a comforting vanilla base
- A just-baked slice of crimson spring tart; Mouth-watering, bright grapefruit trickled over scattered petals of freshly picked, soft rose; The tang of tart rhubarb leaf folded into a swirl of creamy vanilla for an utterly moreish touch
- Inspired by childhood memories of baking, Senior Perfumer Vanessa Prudent created this almost edible, irresistible fragrant recipe – one that has become an award-winning Molton Brown scent over the years
- Deeply cleanse and protect your hands with our decadent hand wash; Made in England with the finest ingredients, our liquid soaps scent hands with uplifting, refreshing and unmistakeably indulgent notes
- We work side-by-side with our perfumers to empower you with long-lasting, distinctive fragrances you’ll love; Our Eaux de Parfum & Toilette, iconic Bath, Body, Hair, Hand & Home collections are Made in England, and have never been tested on animals
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As 2020 brings unforeseen shipping delays and increased carrier costs, it's more important than ever to keep your shipping policy up to date with the following key points in mind:
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