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Spread love and share the joy this Christmas with The Body Shop
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Spread love and share joy this Christmas with the Body Shop
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There’s no greater joy than giving, and The Body Shop’s new, best-ever Christmas gift collection is bursting with love and care. This year, The Body Shop is spreading love and kindness with treats packed with body-loving goodness for everybody, every budget.
Featuring packaging that’s kinder to the planet with clever, reusable constructions, this year’s line-up also supports The Body Shop’s Community Fair Trade partners behind their most loved gift boxes and jute bags. Plus, every purchase over the Christmas period will help support thousands of unpaid carers, that shine a light on their ultimate acts of selfless love.
Discover what surprises are packed inside the Share the Joy Advent Calendar. Inspired by acts of selfless love shown by people worldwide, this beauty calendar is filled with festive treats and daily acts of kindness to bring joy to your friends and family.
Make someone feel special with this year’s line-up of special edition body care in festive fragrances – fruity floral Love & Plum, sweet vibrant Kindness & Pear, and fresh, light, and floral Joy & Jasmine collection.
The Body Shop also has gifts to delight everybody on your list. From their Comfort & Cheer Body Butter Trio, to their Shake & Swish Ginger Haircare Gift, there are top-to-toe treats to surprise and pamper every inch this Christmas.
Other ways to spread the love to people and the planet: iconic Florals & Frost White Musk® treats, overflowing with floral, cruelty-free favorites; and Fresh & Festive Drops of Youth™ to help smooth and give you a fresh-faced looking glow.
And for a gift you can feel terrific about giving, you can choose from The Body Shop’s Community Fair Trade must-haves, which are perfect for pampering.
Once again, the Body Shop partners with Yellow Boat of Hope Foundation to support their Teach Anywhere program. As always, the Body Shop aims to be part of the solution in providing tools to aid community-based intervention to help kids left behind in reading and numeracy.
This Christmas, with every The Body Shop purchase our customer makes, The Body Shop aims to donate to build Community Learning Hut and supplies to aid the children of Zamboanga Sibugay. So we are all invited to Hop abroad, spread the love, and share the joy so that no child will be left behind. Hope Sails.
The Christmas Collection is available at The Body Shop stores, on its online store www.thebodyshop.com.ph, The SM Store, and ShopSM.
- Helmets. “Investing in a good helmet is always worth it,” says Aldrin. “When choosing a helmet, always look for the Consumer Product Safety Committee (CPSC) sticker inside. This ensures you’ll be offered a high level of protection if you do end up in a crash.”
- Bike Lights. It is important to see and be seen when you’re out on the road, and Aldrin advises us to “choose a white bike light in front and red bike light for the back. High visibility (hi-viz) clothes or vest and straps can also help for you to be visible especially in low-light conditions or at night.”
- Repair Kits. “Don’t go out on a ride, whether short or long, without your tool kit,” says Aldrin. “A good kit should include spare tube/s and/or patch kit, pump, tire levers and cycling multi-tool.”
- A Bike bag – “It’s a good idea to bring essentials like IDs, money, mask, face shield (if you will go to an indoor place, closed venue), food and water,” says Aldrin. And find yourself a good bag for all your stuff.
- A Water bottle – “If your bike has eyelets,” says Aldrin.” it would be good to get a bottle cage so you can bring water bottles for hydration.”
- Wear as you ride – How do you dress the part? Some advice from Aldrin: “You don’t have to wear cycling jerseys to make trips on a bicycle. As long as it’s comfortable and will help you ride safely, any clothes should do it. Also, “don’t underestimate the sun so it’s also good to wear some protection like arm sleeves and sunglasses.”