The Printed Peanut - Love Bird Soap
$12.50 AUD
This deliciously smelling soap would be perfect to take away on a trip. It has deodorising properties, works as a shampoo and contains oils that harmlessly repels insects. Share in the shower with a loved one!
Always plant-based, cruelty-free. Made by hand without the use of preservatives and sulfates. SLS free, paraben free and palm oil free. Vegan, not tested on animals and comes in a zero waste 100% recycled card box, printed in the UK using water based, eco-friendly inks.
Ingredients:
Sodium cocoate, Sodium rapeseedate, Aqua, Sodium castorate, Lavandula angustifolia (lavender) oil, Cymbopogon Citratus (lemongrass) leaf oil, Melaleuca alternifolia (tea tree) leaf oil, Mentha piperita (peppermint) oil, Aloe barbadensis (aloe vera) leaf juice powder, Citral*, Geraniol*, Limonene*, Linalool* *occurs naturally in essential oils.
Made in the United Kingdom
About The Printed Peanut
The Printed Peanut is an ever-expanding collection of illustrated items for you and your home, designed by Louise Lockhart. All products are manufactured in the UK and aim to use eco-friendly materials wherever possible.
In 2012, illustrator Louise Lockhart was working in a beautiful stationery shop in Vancouver which inspired her to start her own line of illustrated products. Realising there was a gap on the market for quality party games, she began making her version of Pass the Parcel (fuelled on peanut butter) and so The Printed Peanut was born. The Printed Peanut is still a one-woman operation, but is now based in sunny Yorkshire, UK.
Louise lives and works on a farm in Wales, surrounded by kids and animals. She spends her days creating designs from little paper cut outs and line drawings. Inspired by vintage textiles and print ephemera, her unique and colourful work has been applied to a varied selection of products including toys, games, clothes and pieces for your home. Louise is also a freelance illustrator, working on children's books and collaborating with clients such as Boden, Anthropologie, Liberty and M&S.
