A lathery, cleansing, moisturising soap that leaves your skin clean, fresh, hydrated, and smelling wonderful.
The scent of swinging open the cabin doors of your yacht at Cap d'Antibes. Salty, sunny ocean air, a slight hint of exotic seaweeds, and the continental note of cool aloe and eucalyptus from the distant cliffs.
Illustration references the view out to sea through the rails of an ocean liner, and the classic blue-and-white stripes of a Breton sweater. The red drips reference the colour of a life preserver, yet conversely a nod to Agatha Christie's Deco classic, Death on the Nile.
16 FL Oz / 473 ml
Made and imported from California, with organic ingredients. No Parabens, No Phthalates, No Sodium Laurel Sulfate, No Animal Testing, No GMOs. Gluten Free and Vegan. Our palm oil is sourced from companies complying with RSPC.
Please note, some images may include our Dyke & Dean logo as a watermark which does not appear on the product itself and that some colours and finishes may vary due to screen calibration.
A lathery, cleansing, moisturising soap that leaves your skin clean, fresh, hydrated, and smelling wonderful.
The scent of swinging open the cabin doors of your yacht at Cap d'Antibes. Salty, sunny ocean air, a slight hint of exotic seaweeds, and the continental note of cool aloe and eucalyptus from the distant cliffs.
Illustration references the view out to sea through the rails of an ocean liner, and the classic blue-and-white stripes of a Breton sweater. The red drips reference the colour of a life preserver, yet conversely a nod to Agatha Christie's Deco classic, Death on the Nile.
16 FL Oz / 473 ml
Made and imported from California, with organic ingredients. No Parabens, No Phthalates, No Sodium Laurel Sulfate, No Animal Testing, No GMOs. Gluten Free and Vegan. Our palm oil is sourced from companies complying with RSPC.
Please note, some images may include our Dyke & Dean logo as a watermark which does not appear on the product itself and that some colours and finishes may vary due to screen calibration.
