Bridie Hall Hercules Soap-Aqua Minerals & Sea Kelp

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Bridie Hall Hercules Soap-Aqua Minerals & Sea Kelp
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Bridie Hall Hercules Soap-Aqua Minerals & Sea Kelp
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Bridie Hall Hercules Soap-Aqua Minerals & Sea Kelp
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Bridie Hall Hercules Soap-Aqua Minerals & Sea Kelp

Bridie Hall Hercules Soap-Aqua Minerals & Sea Kelp

A$43.00

A decorative artist and maker, Bridie Hall has an eponymous line of accessories that brightens countless homes.

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  • God of Strength & Heroes.

  • Champion of the weak and the great protector. Everyone’s favourite mortal hero. Famous for his strength and numerous and far ranging adventures.

  • Soap as you've never seen it before!

  • Painstakingly cast in two parts. The white relief is an unscented soap, hardened with a touch of beeswax to give longevity through use to the classical detailing. While the rich body of these soaps is made using Rowse honey, giving it excellent qualities to calmly clean and moisturise.

  • Gently perfumed with Aqua Minerals & Sea Kelp.

  • A fresh aquatic fougère with fresh green top notes of bergamot, lemon, lime and sweet mandarin. The heart is fresh and cool with notes of cyclamen, freesia, rose and jasmine. The base is musk and amber with notes of cedar, patchouli and moss.

  • One box contains 1 x 75gm bar of soap.

  • These soaps will come boxed in: Rosso Verona patterned box (Red)

  • Made by hand in London

 
 

Bridie Hall, artist-designer and co-founder of the amazing London shop and home store, Pentreath and Hall a treasure chest of desirables, from beautiful books and postcards to lacquered lamp bases, needlework cushions and the odd well-chosen antique. Born in New Zealand she ran away to seek her fortune in London twenty years ago, on finishing art school.  Her soaps area all handcrafted in London, influenced by the ancient world, and in particular the eighteenth-century custom of taking a Grand Tour through the marvelous ruins of Greece and Rome.

 
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