A Minty Christmas
- Words by Peppermint
Treat yourself to this stocking full of natural beauty goodness from Mambino Organics! Based on holistic and naturopathic principles, all Mambino products are chock full of simple, plant-based and certified organic ingredients, sourced directly from ethical farmers throughout the world. To go into the draw to win the prize pack pictured, comment below letting us know which salve your skin most craves! {Competition closes Wed 18 Dec at 5pm. Australian postal addresses only}. #mintyxmas
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