Take some time out to pamper yourself this Christmas with a bounty of beauty products from Certified Organic skincare brand Mukti Organics! Win one of three gorgeous gift boxes packed with the following vegan-friendly, handcrafted goodies containing native Australian botanical extracts to treat your skin and hair: Cacao Vanilla Lip Butter, Luxe Hair Serum, 2-in-1 Resurfacing Exfoliant, Desert Lime & Lemon Basil Botanique Shampoo, Desert Lime & Lemon Basil Botanique Conditioner, Desert Lime & Lemon Verbena Botanique Wash, Kakadu Plum & Mango Seed Botanique Lotion and a Deep Cleanse Antioxidant Masque (worth $190 in total). To enter, just comment below and tell us why you’d like to win! {Competition closes Saturday 2nd December 4pm AEST. Australian postal addresses only.} #presentsfrompeppermint
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