Whish's Shave Savour is a lovely and quickly absorbed moisturiser that is exceptionally versatile to boot. Not only can it be used to soothe your skin after a day in the sun, or replenish it after shaving, waxing or laser, it also slows hair growth. All this, and it’s made with natural and organic ingredients. Imagine that. Give your legs and body their just desserts with this formula, which contains Almond oil to provide extra moisture to dry or irritated skin. Such sweet softness! Whish Almond Shave Savour is made in the USA with Earth friendly packaging and ingredients. Tested on us, not animals.
If you’re used to shaving being a drying affair, you’re in for an incredibly luscious surprise. This thick whip provides a close, moisturising shave with no drying foam. Its natural ingredients leave your skin soft, smooth, and pampered. Welcome to a gentle new world. Can your skin ever be soft enough? Whish Almond Shave Crave answers that question with a deeply moisturising formula that smoothes and brightens dry skin. Talk about your happy ending. Whish Almond Shave Crave is made in the USA with Earth friendly packaging and ingredients. Tested on people, not animals.
CLICK HERE TO TRY - Laidbare's 'Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow' Minimising Hair Cream, £6.99 for 125ml - as this product is currently unavailable. You don't have to be a prince or a princess to want perfect skin. Whether you've discovered the pleasures of Whish's Shave Crave, or if you're still one of those girls who wax or laser, the occasional bump may appear in your problem areas. 'Flawless' banishes those ugly bumps and ingrown hairs. Whish's deliciously fresh-smelling formula uses clinically proven active ingredients that restore your skin's suppleness and weakens hair follicles, inhibiting future growth. You won't need to kiss a frog to break the 'bump' curse. Just a pump of Flawless healing gel will restore princess-perfect skin. Whish Flawless Bump Fighter is made in the USA with Earth friendly packaging and ingredients. Tested on people, not animals.
