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Shampoo in a PCR Bottle (50ml)

Shampoo in a PCR Bottle (50ml)

G57040302
Recycled Materials Made in the UK Recyclable

A range of fragranced shampoos each in a part post-consumer recycled HDPE bottle with a natural cap. Available as blue/sea spa, orange/mango & peach and purple/lavender.

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From £1.48

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Description

A range of fragranced shampoos each in a part post-consumer recycled HDPE bottle with a natural cap. Available as blue/sea spa, orange/mango & peach and purple/lavender.

Additional information

Weight 0.057 kg
Dimensions 86 × 34 × 34 cm

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