Bath Bomb: Sugar Plum Ferry
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Set sail into a world of holiday magic with Sugar Plum Ferry™, a whimsical fragrance that blends sweet, fruity warmth with a coastal breeze of enchantment. Juicy plum and a splash of citrus sparkle like sugar crystals, while soft sandalwood and winter orchid add a velvety, comforting finish. Inspired by a charming ferry boat drifting through a sea of snowflakes and candy-colored dreams.
Top Notes: Plum, Mandarin, Violet
Base Notes: Sandalwood, Winter Orchid
Handmade in Charleston, SC, this 8oz bath bomb will leave your skin feeling moisturized and lightly scented. Our handcrafted bath bomb's soothing fizz and sea-inspired fragrance are perfect for a relaxing soak, rejuvenating the senses.
Our bath bombs come individually boxed, featuring gold foil accents, embossed elements, and original artwork by Lulu Dubreuil for a festive Christmas or holiday gift and stocking stuffers!
SHIPPING: Kanibal & Co. usually ships items within two business days of ordering. Please allow additional time for handmade items such as jewelry. The risk of loss and title for all merchandise shipped transfers to you upon our delivery of the merchandise to the shipping carrier. Currently we can only deliver within the continental United States.
RETURNS: Returns must be made within 14 days of delivery. Prior to making a return, please contact us at hello@shopkanibal.com with a description of your problem. YOU MUST NOTIFY KANIBAL & CO. BEFORE ATTEMPTING A RETURN. UNSOLICITED RETURNS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. Upon contacting Kanibal & Co. you will be given a returns-only address. Kanibal & Co. is not responsible for shipping costs associated with returns. Refunds will be credited back to the original method of payment. Please allow approximately two to three weeks for the processing of your return. Kanibal & Co. is not responsible for returns that are not received. In-store pick ups may be returned to the store of origin.
