Hamburger Soap- Quirky Handmade Bath Soap
like a real burger! Handcrafted with intricate details, from the “bun” to the “patty” and colorful layers of “lettuce” and “cheese,” this soap is as visually delightful as it is functional. Each layer is made with skin-friendly ingredients, offering a gentle cleanse while adding a playful touch to your bath or shower. It’s a perfect gift for novelty lovers or a unique addition to your personal collection!
Estimated Weight: 325 grams/ 11.5 Oz
Ingredients: Coconut oil, Palm oil, Castor oil, Sweet almond oil, Olive oil, Skin-friendly mica colourants, Fragrance oils / Essential oils, Aqua, Sodium hydroxide.
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Hamburger Soap- Quirky Handmade Bath Soap
like a real burger! Handcrafted with intricate details, from the “bun” to the “patty” and colorful layers of “lettuce” and “cheese,” this soap is as visually delightful as it is functional. Each layer is made with skin-friendly ingredients, offering a gentle cleanse while adding a playful touch to your bath or shower. It’s a perfect gift for novelty lovers or a unique addition to your personal collection!
Estimated Weight: 325 grams/ 11.5 Oz
Ingredients: Coconut oil, Palm oil, Castor oil, Sweet almond oil, Olive oil, Skin-friendly mica colourants, Fragrance oils / Essential oils, Aqua, Sodium hydroxide.
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like a real burger! Handcrafted with intricate details, from the “bun” to the “patty” and colorful layers of “lettuce” and “cheese,” this soap is as visually delightful as it is functional. Each layer is made with skin-friendly ingredients, offering a gentle cleanse while adding a playful touch to your bath or shower. It’s a perfect gift for novelty lovers or a unique addition to your personal collection!
Estimated Weight: 325 grams/ 11.5 Oz
Ingredients: Coconut oil, Palm oil, Castor oil, Sweet almond oil, Olive oil, Skin-friendly mica colourants, Fragrance oils / Essential oils, Aqua, Sodium hydroxide.
