Hinoki Bergamot Hand Wash

By KIHO NEW YORK

Hinoki Bergamot Hand Wash

$26.00

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Why we carry this

Discover the peculiar joy of washing your hands with KIHO's Hinoki Bergamot blend - a soap that somehow manages to be both earnest and delightful. We've combined bergamot, grapefruit, and hinoki cypress into a formula so gentle it won't stage a hostile takeover of your skin's natural oils. The result? Hands that feel refreshed, nourished, and inexplicably happy. Housed in glass and crafted in small batches without the usual suspects (phthalates, parabens, toxins), this vegan, cruelty-free wash proves that doing right by your skin and the planet doesn't require compromise. Eight fluid ounces of unapologetic self-care.

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