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NATURALLY NOURISHED

Hypoallergenic | pH balanced | Certified natural

Pure, simple and effective skincare that delivers results.

Our body butter contains a blend of naturally nourishing butters and oils, a deeply moisturising thick and creamy formula that leaves your skin hydrated and gloriously silky smooth. Our breast balm cools, heals and protects sensitive nipples whilst our stretch mark oil contains 15 naturally nourishing oils that will keep your skin supple and stretch mark free.

Approved by dermatologists and certified natural by the soil association, all of our products are made without any harsh chemicals or synthetic fragrances. Nature at it’s best.

€33,30 €31,07

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Better for the family

Skin is the body’s largest organ and absorbs up to 60% of ingredients in the products we apply. Many bath and body products available today contain toxic ingredients such as parabens and SLS; these synthetic ingredients have been recognised to cause irritation and may even have damaging effects longer term. However, there’s much you can do to protect your family.

Certified Natural

Kit & Kin skincare is certified natural by the COSMOS association, is hypoallergenic, and approved by dermatologists. Your baby deserves the best. You deserve the best. We only use pure oils, gentle herbs and the cleanest ingredients. Our fabulous range will help protect your little ones soft delicate skin and ensure your family steers clear of any harmful toxins.

Giving back

Every product gives back through the Kit & Kin Foundation. Thanks to your support we help protect acres of threatened rainforest around the world and support women and children living in these areas with educational scholarships, family planning clinics and healthcare. Together, we can make a real difference.

Beauty without bunnies

Kit & Kin are proud to be a member of PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals). By purchasing cruelty-free products you can help save a number of animals from excruciating tests and a lifetime of suffering.

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