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Our aim is to create luxurious high quality home and body fragrance products that evoke a sense of joy and well-being. Each fragrance has been carefully curated, a balance of science and art to create an inviting ambience for your home and leave you feeling richly pampered. Each and every product is handmade in small batches, ensuring care, quality and freshness every step of the way. auraone products are cruelty-free, paraben and phalates free, vegan with eco-friendly choices and use only the highest quality products. Our artisan candles use a sustainable source of soy wax with cotton wicks and our handmade range of diffusers will add a touch of individuality and style to your home or car. Our eco-friendly range includes, diffusers, candles, hand and body lotion and hand and body wash.
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Leatherhead, United Kingdom
- 07546897830
- shop@auraone.co.uk
- auraone.co.uk
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