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Peppermint Calendula Soap
Embedded with Calendula flowers & DoTERRA peppermint essential oil. Calendula often called pot marigold, calendula is not in the marigold family, but is in the aster family. Calendula is very healing and can help to remove redness from the skin. Peppermint is naturally antimicrobial & using peppermint oil on rashes also helps improve pain while helping cool skin.

Peppermint Calendula Soap

$7.00Price
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