

ONSEN: Natural Pulse Point / Bath Oil (Hiba, Hinoki, Yuzu)
Description
Onsen Organic Oil Blend is made with woody essential oils of Japanese Hiba wood, Japanese Hinoki Cypress and Yuzu. This trio of cleansing, refreshing organic essential oils, sourced by impeccable sources directly from Japan artisan distillers. This oil has uplifting effects on the body whilst calming the mind. Onsen evokes the spirit of deeply nourishing Japanese hot spring bathing
About
The Organic distillations of forest woods & fruits, are plant allies, that combined, embody purification of body mind and spirit. Intended to bring Japanese hot springs into your bathroom. Spritz around your space whilst bathing
Free from synthetic chemicals, perfumes and alcohol
Ingredients
Sacred Scents Pulse Point Oil / Bath Oil
Simmondsia chinensis seed oil**, Caprylic/ capric triglyceride** Thujopsis dolabrata wood oil**, Chamaecyparis formosensis wood oil**, Citrus junos fruit oil. *limonene. *Citronellol. *linalool. ** cert. Organic
For external use only. Keep out of reach of children.
A few drops can be added to a bath of sea salts, to induce a detoxifying hot springs in your bath tub
Specification
Free from any synthetic ingredients
10ml Violet Glass bottle
Available in 10ml glass ball roll-on - or - pipette dropper
A few drops can be added to a bath of sea salts, to induce a detoxifying hot springs in your bath tub
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