Sisal Body Scrubber 1 COUNT by Baudelaire - 108888 - Supplements Just slip you hand into the strap of the back and

Sisal Body Scrubber 1 COUNT by Baudelaire - 108888

By Baudelaire

$9.60

(432 Reviews)

Model

108888

Store

Herbspro

Manufacturer

Baudelaire

Detail

Just slip you hand into the strap of the back and start scrubbing, This lovely, lightly exfoliating accessory is made by a womens collective in Bogota, Colombia. 100 percent natural and renewable sisal fiber with a cellulose sponge core for greater absorbency.

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