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Nice hair ties and fair trade too

Sturdy hairbands and good range of colours. Seems like they will last and they cope well with thick hair without damaging it.

Beth

It is a good strong wide toothed comb. Should have bought 2!

Vicki Leng
Great for Agrihomeopathy

These amber-coloured spray bottles are perfect for preparing and spraying homeopathic remedies on your organic and homeopathically treated garden. I have quite a few of them because each remedy needs a separate bottle, but the same remedies do tend to come up year after year, e.g. to deal with aphids, spider mites, cabbage butterflies and on it goes.

Helen Kimball-Brooke
Lovely

I already had some of these tea towels and love them so treated myself to some more so I could ditch the horrible ones I have accumulated. The quality is great- they come with a useful hanging hook, they wash really well and are soft and absorbent- what else do you need? Well worth the money. Delivery was quick.

Jill Rowe
Beautiful comb

Beautiful comb, nice and smooth, goes well through my thick hair and my mother’s fine curly hair.

Anstice
Beautiful brush

Good quality, nice to know it is so eco friendly, feels good on the scalp and effective at getting through my thick hair. Good price, well packaged and good delivery time. Very pleased with my purchase, thank you

Anstice
Just the job

Just the job

H
Great trigger spray

I bought these to replace some bought from elsewhere which had failed within a short time of using. I use these daily, they are excellent and I'll definitely be buying more. Would highly recommend

Jenny
Good quality bottles

Nice bottle with good pump spray that doesn't drip down sides of bottle.

Anonymous
Useful and subtle.

These are excellent - not damaging , nice colours, do the job.
Not much more to say really.

V.A.
Deodorant tin

I was very impressed by the very swift arrival of my package, arrived almost the next day.
It smells delicious

CustomerJune Williams
Given as present

It was well received as the recipient was really happy to receive them.

Jan

Great product

Sean Wright
Great product + great service

Hair clay 100% nautural is a gamechanger.
Quick delivery, right price. Highly reccomended. Will buy again.

Stefano Crocco
The wood looks healthy again

An excellent, and wholesome, solution to my sad looking wooden bowl.
It was not on my to do list, until I spotted the beeswax option.
A traditional, effective, and natural option
to bring the wood back to life.
Now, what else needs a bit of t l c..........?

V.A.

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