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Prickly Heat Powder 150g
Code: 10009988
RRP $9.00
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As the name suggests, prickly heat powder provides relief from conditions like prickly heat, heat rashes, chaffed skin & eczema. It contains Zinc oxide and has a soothing effect on skin.
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Prickly Heat Powder 150g
RRP $9.00
$8.95
Collect 8 Everyday Rewards Points*
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