Badebomben med lavendel!
Virkelig god oplevelse! Badebomben med lavendel duftede dejligt. Perfekt til at koble af efter en lang dag – jeg køber helt sikkert herfra igen.
27 March 2026
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Narí Copenhagen er et dansk wellness brand, der tilbyder produkter til ro, selvforkælelse og hygge – fra duftlys til badebomber og saltscrubs, skabt til at give dig et øjeblik for dig selv.
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København, Denmark
- naricopenhagen@outlook.dk
- naricopenhagen.dk
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