Neal's Yard Remedies Lavender & Tea Tree Body Powder 100g

Neal's Yard Remedies is an organic brand born in London, the capital of the UK, in 1981.
Starting from a small apothecary of about 6 square meters, in an era when the word organic was not yet common, it became known for using essential oils and herbal extracts made from carefully selected plant ingredients, based on the concept of applying natural remedies. This was the beginning of the first natural pharmacy in the UK.
Even as it approaches its 40th anniversary next year, its policy has remained unchanged since its inception, which may be why its products continue to be long-sellers.
While there are over 300 organic certification bodies worldwide, Neal's Yard Remedies is certified by both the UK and the US.
Furthermore, what is distinctive is that they are not limited to organic ingredients, but also incorporate wildcrafted plants, which are said to possess strong vitality from the wild, and high-quality organic plants.
This is because plants that survive in harsh natural environments have vitality, and organically grown plants are rich in nutrients such as vitamins and amino acids.
The founder's policy of achieving vibrant beauty by considering and caring for the connection between skin, body, and mind as a whole is still passed down today.

Until now, my life has involved frequent travel abroad, and due to environmental changes, not only my skin but also my sleep and mental state have been prone to disruption.
After living this way for over 10 years, I carefully considered what creates a comfortable environment and space for me, and what brings me bliss. The result was self-care using scents and oils (aromatherapy oils, body oils, hair oils, etc.).

This is a body powder that I repurchase for my home.
During the day, I carry the spray type from this series with me, but after my evening bath, I apply the powder, which has a pleasant, smooth feel, to my skin.
The refreshing scent of tea tree and the gentle aroma of lavender are also very soothing.

Purchased in January.
Stored at home.
I would be happy if those who do not mind this would be interested.