Reitzer's120g Anti-Mozzie Soaps (2's)
R79
About
Reitzer’s Anti-Mozzie Glycerine Soap is a 2-in-1 Soap and Shampoo that alleviates the necessity of taking two products, especially where weight and size are important. It cleanses both skin and hair without stripping them of their natural oils. Reitzer’s Anti-Mozzie Glycerine Soap is biodegradable by the action of water and sun. It is eco-friendly and suitable for use in environmentally sensitive areas. Contains a high concentration of Citronellin™, a plant-based repellent derived from Citronella, Lemon Grass, and Tea Tree Essential Oils. Contains no DEET or Permethrin. This range offers 70% protection, no mosquito repellent gives 100% protection. Use mosquito nets and protective clothing for added protection.
Product Features
- Directions:
- Wet the 2-in-1 Soap and Shampoo Bar, then work up a lather for at least 15 seconds before you start washing
- Apply your Anti-Mozzie soap directly to your body and wash all areas required
- Make sure your hair is wet before washing it with the soap bar, this will also help work a lather for your hair
- Aim to keep your bar soap dry between uses. Consider using a soap dish with a drainage
- Expiry date: June 2026
Specifications
- Pack contains 2 Soaps (120g each)
- Ingredients:
- Propylene Glycol, Glycerine, Sodium Stearate, Sodium Laurate, Sodium Laureth Sulphate, Sorbitol, Sucrose, Aqua, Citronellin (Citronella & Lemon Grass Essential Oil plus Pharmaceutical Grade Tea Tree Oil)
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