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Coconut soap with frangipani

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Coconut soap from Bali with a note of frangipani — the flower the Balinese call jepun, tuck behind the ear and place in daily offerings. On the island, bathing and cleansing are part of the daily ritual; this soap is meant to bring that moment into your bathroom.

We are planning a frangipani-scented version. Bar weight, packaging and the full ingredient list (INCI) will be published before the soap goes on sale.

By the washbasin, in the bathroom or as a small gift. Together with incense and a diffuser oil it makes a calm evening ritual.

Material and care: between uses keep the bar on a draining soap dish so it can dry — it will last longer. For external use only.

Safety: this is a cosmetic product, so it will go on sale only after a safety assessment and notification in the EU CPNP portal. The full ingredient list will then appear on this page.

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Delivery & returns

This item is coming soon — we will give the delivery time and cost together with the price.

You have 14 days to withdraw from the contract, no reason needed — except for a cosmetic delivered in sealed packaging that was unsealed after delivery (Terms § 10). Payments are handled by Stripe (card, BLIK, Przelewy24).

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Care

Store in a cool, dry place, away from sunlight. Between uses keep soap on a draining dish so it can dry. The period after opening and any warnings will be on the label, in line with the safety assessment.

Origin

Comes from Bali. Imported to Poland by Sari Bali — AKW GROUP sp. z o.o., Trzebnica.

Incense and soaps are made by hand in small batches — shade, shape and scent intensity may vary slightly (Terms § 6).