Cherry Blossom Shower Crème

There’s no better time to try this Zero Waste Milly & Sissy Cherry Blossom Shower Crème. This delicately fragranced cherry blossom shower crème is made from 99% natural ingredients and once water is added and its given a good shake it will make up 500ml.  This low lather shower crème will leave your skin feeling smooth, moisturized and clean and leave your conscience clear knowing you’ve made a good choice for the planet.

Zero waste

Has a lower carbon footprint when compared to a regular 500ml product as no water is transported!

The British made Milly & Sissy amber glass bottle made with recycled glass and with a stainless steel brushed bronze bottle is available to purchase here.

1 sachet of 40g making 500ml of shower crème

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How to make!

Fill bottle with 400ml of tepid/room temperature water (if you prefer a more liquid crème you can add up to 450ml of water)

Loosen the powder in the sachet and carefully pour it into the bottle.

Give the bottle a really good shake.

Leave it overnight for all the ingredients to blend, dissolve and make friends.

In the morning give it another good shake and you are ready to use!

In order to accommodate the pump and room for the product to mix, it is recommended that you leave room at the top of your bottle so the product doesn’t spill over when you put the pump in.  It is recommend using 400ml of water for a thicker, more creamy texture.

Once hydrated use within 12 months.

Do not use the powder before hydrating in water.

Keep the sachet for the duration of using the product. Keep out of reach of children. Store in a cool, dry place. Handle with clean hands and with care during the mixing process. If you get the product in your eyes, then rinse thoroughly.

Sachets are made from paper and a vegetable-based liner which keeps the powder try.  They are certified as biodegradable and compostable.

The sachets can be put into your home compost bin but remember to remove the labels first as these need to go into the recycle bin. The length of time for the sachets to break down depends on the environment.  In industrial composers the temperature is higher, meaning the process is quicker.  In your home composer, the temperature is likely to be lower, taking longer for the process.  It can take anywhere from 45 days to 6 months to decompose.

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