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$4.02The Story
The intense sweetness of the jujube bloom blends smoothly with the velvety delicacy of the medlar, creating a soap enriched with vitamin C and anti-stress properties.
The Il Frutteto collection by Nesti Dante of Florence takes its inspiration from luxuriant Tuscan orchards where fruits such as tangerines, figs, grapes and melons are found in abundance. Il Frutteto combines the active ingredients of fresh fruit and the properties of olive oil for an exquisite cleansing experience.
Crafted using traditional Italian soapmaking methods, this vegetable-based bar produces a rich, creamy lather that gently cleanses while helping maintain the skin’s natural moisture balance. The delicate aroma of prickly pear feels luminous and uplifting, leaving skin refreshed and lightly scented.
Generously sized and long-lasting, this bar is ideal for daily use on hands and body, rinsing clean and leaving skin feeling smooth, soft, and comfortably fresh.
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Description
The intense sweetness of the jujube bloom blends smoothly with the velvety delicacy of the medlar, creating a soap enriched with vitamin C and anti-stress properties.
The Il Frutteto collection by Nesti Dante of Florence takes its inspiration from luxuriant Tuscan orchards where fruits such as tangerines, figs, grapes and melons are found in abundance. Il Frutteto combines the active ingredients of fresh fruit and the properties of olive oil for an exquisite cleansing experience.
Crafted using traditional Italian soapmaking methods, this vegetable-based bar produces a rich, creamy lather that gently cleanses while helping maintain the skin’s natural moisture balance. The delicate aroma of prickly pear feels luminous and uplifting, leaving skin refreshed and lightly scented.
Generously sized and long-lasting, this bar is ideal for daily use on hands and body, rinsing clean and leaving skin feeling smooth, soft, and comfortably fresh.
