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50ml Sanctuary Honey & Rose hand and skin cream
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50ml Sanctuary Honey & Rose hand and skin cream

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Store / Skin Cream (beeswax): monk-made
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Handmade at St Augustine's Abbey, Chilworth near Guildford, UK, this nourishing, non-greasy and easily absorbed organic cream contains real honey and rose oil. The honey from the monastery apiary aims to naturally hydrate, sooth and moisturise the skin. Rose, often described as the ‘Queen of Flowers’, is the finest of all natural essences employed in skincare preparations.

This light, flowing and quintessentially English cream has deep, sweet, floral top notes, with dusky, honeyed undertones. FOR EXTERNAL USE ONLY.

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Emilia R.
Midhurst West Sussex,
United Kingdom
Apr 4, 2026
A very good multipurpose cream with a gentle fragrance and a light texture. I love also the fact that the rose and lavender oils come from the Abbey
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50ml Sanctuary Honey & Rose hand and skin cream
Store / Skin Cream (beeswax): monk-made
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