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You are here: Home / Lifestyle / Frank & Bare Review

Frank & Bare Review

26 October 2017 by Lucy Franklin Leave a Comment

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I tried three products from the Frank & Bare handmade range:

Rainbow Crackle

Rainbow Crackle is an eye-catching and colourful take a traditional bath bomb. This handmade product contains coconut oil, sweet almond oil and avocado oil to moisturise your skin.

It smells fruity and leaves your bath in an explosion of colour. You can use in the whole jar, or as much as you need.

Whipped Soap – Summer Fling

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Whipped soap is a fun product – it’s a bit like thick whipped cream.  It contains sweet almond oil and summer fling reminds me of fruity bubble-gum.

Frank & Bare’s whipped soaps are their signature product and top seller. They are vegan-friendly and come in four different scents:

  • foxy fruits (tropical fruit salad – think banana, peach, coconut and citrus fruits)
  • Hawaiian high tea – coconut, zesty lime and vanilla
  • Summer fling – peaches, orange, grapefruit, spiced cranberry and vanilla sugar
  • Sugar daddy – gooey caramel and vanilla

Bare bombs

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I enjoyed my bare bomb in the funky shape of an ice block. As it dissolved in the water it easily fell off the ice cream stick. The bath had a lovely mild scent with a moisturising touch. These bath bombs also come in cute love hearts and pineapples.

All three Frank & Bare products are perfect for gifts.

About Frank & Bare

Frank & Bare products are all handmade with love by Amy in the Northern suburbs of Brisbane. The luxurious products for the body and home include soy wood wick candles, luxury whipped soaps, rainbow crackle (bath bombs), soy melts and car diffusers.

Order online at the Frank & Bare website: www.frankandbare.com

Filed Under: Beauty + Fashion, Lifestyle

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About Lucy Franklin

Lucy Franklin has a stationery and beauty product addiction. She loves bold colours and statement jewellery from the markets.

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