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Handmade by Spiritualists, using only the finest quality herbs, roots & oils, these blessed bath salts were formulated to attune you to the the respective Spirit Force in accordance with the tradition of New Orleans Voodoo. Add to your bath water, luxuriate, meditate, & enjoy! -
Containing witch-hazel and avocado oil, this herbal aftershave cream nourishes and moisturises after shaving and throughout the day.
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COTTON DRIVING CAP ELASTIC SWEAT SEWN DOWN VISOR A NEW YORK HAT CO. STAPLE FOR OVER 30 YEARS MADE IN USA
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Handmade
Materials
Retro Style, Finger Waves, Hair Setting Lotion, Stocking Stuffer, Vintage Gift, Pin Up Girl, Retro Girl
Description
15 Deluxe Smooth Round Point "Hold-Bobs" Color: Black or Blonde 1920-1930 Stock Card
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100% WOOL FELT 3 INCH BRIM HARD FELT LEATHER BAND FEELING JESSE JAMES COLORS: BLACK, BROWN, PUTTY MADE IN USA
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Kananga Water is a cologne based on a foundation of the essential oil of Ylang Ylang (also known as Cananga odorata) a tropical tree that originates in Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines. The fragrance is rich and deep with notes of rubber and custard, and bright with hints of jasmine and neroli. The delicate and floral aroma of Kananga Water is appealing and mood lifting. • Unisex • Made in the USA • Not tested on animals
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Snapback, flat bill. Foam front with screen print design. OSFM. Comes with commemorative Inspired by Spirits logo pin.
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Lavender scented fragrance. with balsamic notes. •Unisex •Made in Peru •Not tested on animals
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An incredibly relaxing lavender flower bath oil made from essence of real lavender. Add one cap full to a running bath and transport yourself away to the warm and fragrant lavender fields of southern France. This oil will fragrance the bath as well as moisturise and scent the skin, leaving it feeling wonderfully soft and smooth.
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Pricing will vary depending on the market. Contact our Craftsman for accurate costs and shipping times.
