Dove BeautyDove Beauty Relaxing Lavender Oil & Chamomile Nourishing Body Wash

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Whether first thing in the morning or just before bed, give yourself a moment of 'me-time' every day with our Dove Relaxing Body Wash. Infused with lavender oil and chamomile, this moisturizing body wash helps to comfort dry skin. Turn your daily shower into a relaxing experience and leave your skin feeling softer and smoother in just one wash. This moisturizing body wash is made with Dove Microbiome Nutrient Serum, a blend of prebiotics that works to nourish skin and its microbiome - skin's living protective layer. Our body cleanser is formulated with skin-natural nutrients and 100percent gentle cleansers, this sulfate free body wash is nourishing and gentle to skin. Infused with fragrant notes, lavender and chamomile scented body moisturizing wash comforts dry skin in just one shower. That's not all, this nourishing body wash also has a 98percent biodegradable formula and is packaged using 100percent recycled materials. Globally Dove does not test on animals and is certified Cruelty-Free by PETA. 98percent of ingredients break down into carbon dioxide, water and minerals (OECD test methods 301, 302 and/or 310). To use this moisturizing, Dove Relaxing body wash when in the shower or bath, squeeze a generous amount into your hand or loofah and work into a rich lather. Gently massage the moisturizing body wash all over your body, taking a moment to take in the relaxing floral aromas before rinsing thoroughly with warm water to reveal softer, visibly smoother skin. If you want the refreshed, relaxed feeling to last for as long as possible, invest in some big, fluffy towels. By taking moments to switch off from the outside world, and wrapping yourself in something soft and lavish after using a body wash like Dove Relaxing Body Wash, you'll feel as cared for as your skin. Dove believes that no young person should be held back from reaching their full potential. Since 2004, they've been building self-esteem and confidence in young people and by 2030, they'll have h...