Gardenia bath and shower gel transforms any bathing routine into a relaxing escape. This fragrant bath gel leaves skin smooth and refreshed with each cleansing. Formulated with aloe vera and glycerin for natural hydration and conditioning. Appropriate for all skin types, this sulfate-free formula creates big lather and can also be used as a bubble bath.
- NATURAL SHOWER GEL – Cleanse and rejuvenate your skin with Caswell-Massey’s luxurious Gardenia Bath and Shower Gel. Suitable for even the most sensitive skin.
- BIG FOAMING LATHER – Apply this body wash to your hands or luffa to produce a big, foamy lather that will cover you from head to toe. It can also be used as a bubble bath.
- SOOTHES AND HYDRATES – The spa body wash is formulated with Aloe Vera and Glycerin to gently cleanse and moisturize your delicate skin. You’ll smell fresh all day long.
- SOOTHES AND HYDRATES – The spa body wash is formulated with Aloe Vera and Glycerin to gently cleanse and moisturize your delicate skin. You’ll smell fresh all day long.
- MADE IN THE USA – Caswell-Massey, an American Original, has been producing luxury Soaps and Fine Fragrances for over 266 years, since being founded in America in 1752.
- NATURAL SHOWER GEL – Cleanse and rejuvenate your skin with Caswell-Massey’s luxurious Gardenia Bath and Shower Gel. Suitable for even the most sensitive skin.
- BIG FOAMING LATHER – Apply this body wash to your hands or luffa to produce a big, foamy lather that will cover you from head to toe. It can also be used as a bubble bath.
- SOOTHES AND HYDRATES – The spa body wash is formulated with Aloe Vera and Glycerin to gently cleanse and moisturize your delicate skin. You’ll smell fresh all day long.
- SOOTHES AND HYDRATES – The spa body wash is formulated with Aloe Vera and Glycerin to gently cleanse and moisturize your delicate skin. You’ll smell fresh all day long.
- MADE IN THE USA – Caswell-Massey, an American Original, has been producing luxury Soaps and Fine Fragrances for over 266 years, since being founded in America in 1752.
