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Lily & Rock was founded out of a passion for turning earth grown natural materials into everyday skin and body essentials. We care about your skin and how precious it is, that is why we drive to give you the best organic handmade products. There are plenty of products that can be found for your skin, however we believe that natural/organic is the way to go. At Lily & Rock we produce quality all-natural handmade fragranced body oils that keep the skin looking radiant and moisturised while leaving you smelling delicious. We are committed to give you the best quality skincare products and service.
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Uxbridge Road, UB4 0JQ, London, United Kingdom
- lilyandrock@hotmail.com
- lilyandrock.uk
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