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This is a beautiful hand soap with an artistic design. The soap is made based on a mild and moisturizing recipe, which cleans your hands without drying them out. It contains rich vitamins, glycerin and minerals, as well as essential oils with citrus, wood and herbal notes. This vegan and cruelty-free soap is packaged in recycled plastic and an FSC paper box.
The artwork on the bottle is part of Emma Rodrigez's series for Klint. This collage-like style is characterized by pop art elements such as bright colors, layering and symbolic images that refer to self-love and body positivity. A beautiful, unique product for your bathroom.
The artwork on the bottle is part of Emma Rodrigez's series for Klint. This collage-like style is characterized by pop art elements such as bright colors, layering and symbolic images that refer to self-love and body positivity. A beautiful, unique product for your bathroom.
| Made in | Denmark |
| Brand location | Denmark |
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Klint
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The inspiration to Klint stems from my mother, Hanne Kjær. She is an artist and I have throughout my upbringing seen her paint on many alternative items, which gave my the idea to combine art with skincare. I enjoy the positive energy art brings me, and that is the feeling I want to share with others through Klint. That’s why we collaborate with artists, which spreads positive messages about diversity and self care. It’s also important we support the artists that we are working with, and that’s why we are building a platform to promote the artists and 5% of our sales goes directly to the artists. All the best, Hans-Emil Kjær
