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THE ULTIMATE YONI PAMPERING 12 HERB BLEND BATH SOAK

Our bath soak is a great way to balance your PH and detox your body bath will detox your body from any unwanted chemicals you are exposed to every day.

Our best-selling Yoni Vaginal Steaming Herbs were used to create this relaxing bath soak. They are 100% organic and are free of parabens, artificial fragrances or other harmful chemicals.

CANDLE AS LOTION :)

The soy wax that we use in our candles is very safe on the skin because it is biodegradable, eco-friendly and packed with vitamin E and antioxidants. With that being said, the melted soy wax can be used as a lotion.

HERE'S HOW:

1.) Let your Nature’s Lab soy wax candle burn for around an hour or two, extinguish the flame and let the soy wax that pooled to the edges of the candle holder to cool slightly.

2.) Scoop a small amount of the wax, rub it in between your palms and massage slowly on the skin to keep it smooth and supple!

Enjoy!

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Our Organic Yoni 12 Herbal blend reduces menstrual symptoms, bloating, cramps, exhaustion, and heavy bleeding 🥰

🌿 ONE BLEND, MANY BENEFITS - Yoni bath therapy uses the warmth of healing herbal steam to dislodge stuck materials that cause pain during menstruation; Heal the womb through detoxification & destress; Treat fibroids or vaginal infections; Speed up postpartum recovery; Make yoni tighter f to this delightful ritual!

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Warm greetings on the occasion of Father's Day to our customers. May this beautiful day be full of good and happy moments with your dad. 😎

Also, don't forget that our Father's day Sale ends tonight. 15% off every single goodie available.

International Day of the African Child 🇿🇦

On the 16th of June 1976, in Soweto, South Africa, numerous black schoolchildren participated in street demonstrations to express their dissatisfaction with the substandard education they received and to advocate for the right to be taught in their native language. Tragically, many of them were shot, resulting in over a hundred fatalities and more than a thousand injuries during the subsequent two-week protest period. As a tribute to their bravery and as a remembrance of the lives lost, the Organisation of African Unity (now known as the African Union) designated the Day of the African Child in 1991.