Description
- All Vegetable Soap
- South of France Bar Soap, Shea Butter
- Triple Milled French formula
South of France brings an authentic French recipe across the ocean, crafting luxurious bar soap with a rich, smooth lather for gentle yet effective cleansing. Triple milled in small batches, richly scented South of France Shea Butter Bar Soap is made with fair trade organic shea butter and is Non-GMO. South of France Shea Butter Bar Soap is a beautifully packaged item customers will purchase as a gift item or as a treat for themselves.
| Kosher | No |
| Brand | SOUTH OF FRANCE |
| UPC | 856885200253 |
| GTIN (case) | 10856885200250 |
| Pallet Pattern | 21 cases per layer, 4 layers. 84 total cases per pallet. |
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