MANGO SCENTED BATH BOMB WITH ROSE PETALS
The TALOKA MANGO BATH BOMB is a sphere filled with aromas, petals, and soothing and relaxing properties that transform your bathroom into a rewarding spa. It stands out for its sweet and caramelized notes.
This 140g bomb has the capacity to scent a large bathtub. Its pleasant aroma provides intensity and sweetness.
It guarantees a pleasant and relaxing bath, while providing multiple benefits to the skin: softening, toning, and hydrating, it produces a feeling of well-being and sensuality. Choose from six soft and delicate scents—floral, fruity, sweet, and classic—to enjoy your bath, shower, or spa moment at home.
This tropical fragrance extracted from the mango fruit contains all the attributes of ripe mango. It's fresh, sweet and sour, juicy, appetizing, succulent, and informal, inviting you to travel, have fun, and let yourself go. It's a youthful and even fun fragrance, but it leaves an intense and lasting impression.
In aromatherapy, the mango scent is a powerful energizer, inducing happiness and joy, providing vitality, energy, and positive feelings. It clears the mind, lifts spirits, dispels sorrows, and relieves tension.
In any space, this scent creates a cheerful, sparkling, and fresh atmosphere, transporting us to an island paradise. It refreshes and enlivens any space with its intense fruity aroma and exquisite, velvety fragrance.
Characteristics: Sweet, fruity, and tropical notes with distinct citrus, herbaceous, and floral touches, and wild, aromatic base notes. Its intensity is 4 out of 5.
If you enjoy the scent of mango, you have more ways to enjoy it. You can place it in your car, drawers and cabinets, on your patio, in the shower, in the bathtub, or in any of your favorite spaces. Find out here.
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