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Acornkids Lavender Massage Oil
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Touch and Massage have many proven benefits for both parent and their newborn, including promoting relaxation and bonding. An exceptionally mild, superior quality blend of Lavender oils has been specially created for young babies sensitive skin. Also available in Eucalyptus. 50ml
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