A collection of luxurious triple milled Herbarium Guest Soaps in beautifully illustrated festive packaging. Containing natural herbal extracts and enriched with berries, leaves and petals harvested from natural herbs and plants to help gently cleanse your skin. Includes Rosehip, Calendula, Heather, Applemint, Thyme and Rowan Berry Soaps.
Includes Rosehip, Calendula, Heather, Applemint, Thyme and Rowan Berry Soaps.
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Bronnley is a storied British perfumery brand with an illustrious history, founded by James Bronnley in 1884. Quintessentially British, it started with fine-milled soaps, creating products that became cherished for generations and is known all over the world. Bronnley is a heritage body care brand made in the UK and crafted using the finest botanicals.
Today,still usιng the original moulds to make their exclusive soaps including Bronnley’s emblematic, yellow coloured lemon soap, first formulated in 1892. Shaped like a lemon, the soap comes wrapped in printed tissue paper, which nods to how real lemons were sold in a bygone age.
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A collection of luxurious triple milled Herbarium Guest Soaps in beautifully illustrated festive packaging. Containing natural herbal extracts and enriched with berries, leaves and petals harvested from natural herbs and plants to help gently cleanse your skin. Includes Rosehip, Calendula, Heather, Applemint, Thyme and Rowan Berry Soaps.
Includes Rosehip, Calendula, Heather, Applemint, Thyme and Rowan Berry Soaps.
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About Bronnley
Bronnley is a storied British perfumery brand with an illustrious history, founded by James Bronnley in 1884. Quintessentially British, it started with fine-milled soaps, creating products that became cherished for generations and is known all over the world. Bronnley is a heritage body care brand made in the UK and crafted using the finest botanicals.
Today,still usιng the original moulds to make their exclusive soaps including Bronnley’s emblematic, yellow coloured lemon soap, first formulated in 1892. Shaped like a lemon, the soap comes wrapped in printed tissue paper, which nods to how real lemons were sold in a bygone age.
