The bottle is recyclable and made from 100% recycled plastic, including our Community Fair Trade recycled plastic collected off the streets of Bengaluru, India. You can recycle the cap too! This means you can love your planet every time you lather up and love your body. leave skin feeling soft and smelling zesty. Notes of orange and mandarin are sweet and energising, as if someone is peeling a ripe and juicy satsuma.

Looking for attractive lotion pump bottles at affordable prices? You’ve come to the right place! This great range of plastic bottles are compatible with our pump dispenser caps, making them ideal for dispensing a range of lotions and potions. This category has plenty of different bottles types and all shapes and sizes, with our popular Sirop, Boston and Square bottle ranges included. We also have tottle bottles, which are ideal for dispensing hand gels and creams on the go, thanks to their small size. Materials Polyethylene terephthalate (PET) – a clear, glass-look plastic that offers optimal product visibility, a good moisture barrier and good impact resistance. Applications No longer the most basic part of your routine, a strong men's shower gel has climbed the ranks to become a product you might just look forward to using each day. A great body wash is a small luxury in the age of impending doom, but one that’ll make mornings a little brighter nonetheless. Now, the men's shower gel aisle is filled with skin-softening formulas to hydrate dry skin, essential-oil options for a tiny slice of spa-like luxury, and good-looking bottles to make your bathroom feel fancier.

Suitable for all skin types, it lathers up a treat, transforming from a light gel texture into a rich bubbly foam. Now made with 92% ingredients of natural origin including satsuma extract and Community Fair Trade organic aloe vera from Mexico, our hardworking Shower Gel helps High density polyethylene (HDPE) – a rigid plastic with good heat and impact resistance. Either semi-transparent or opaque (with semi-transparent bottles, you can see the product fill level). The collective celebrity shunning of the shower was in no way the weirdest thing to happen last year, but it did raise an eyebrow or two. A reminder: people we presumed to be nicely clean – Brad Pitt, Jake Gyllenhaal and Ashton Kutcher included – all (in bizarrely uncoordinated moves), came out as shower-averse, claiming that bathing less brings benefits for the skin’s microbiome.