Lotion Potion Moisturiser - 150ml
Lotion Potion Moisturiser - 150ml
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Overview
Noody's Lotion Potion hydrates and softens your little ones skin with a prebiotic rich formula designed for sensitive and delicate skin. Packed with natural ingredients like mānuka honey, oatmeal, and calendula, it locks in moisture while soothing irritation and keeping your skin feeling fresh and revived.
This bestselling moisturiser has been upgraded for even better care. The new Lotion Potion delivers deeper hydration, enhanced skin barrier support, and a gentler, more allergy friendly formula for eczema-prone or sensitive skin.
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Delivery and Returns
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