Kylie Padilla to launch own bath essentials line

Actress Kylie Padilla is set to launch her very own bath essentials line!

The actress revealed that she will be releasing organic vegan and cruelty-free handmade soaps, face masks and body scrubs made in the Philippines.

"I chose every little detail from scent to texture to each and every claim in these products and to this day I use them," she wrote on Instagram.

 

 

 

 

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Hey guys! Good news! I have a booth at the @trendsetterteam bazaar this feb 28 to march 1. My team have been prepping nonstop and we will be launching our new bath essentials collection there!!! I hope to see you there ? I will also be selling some preloved clothes and @readtheshirtmnl ???? I’m so excited ???? time to gooooooo SHOPPINGGGGGGG!

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Feb 25, 2020 at 6:57pm PST

"I even went to soap making classes to better understand what I was getting myself into. I never want to jump in to something absolutely unprepared," she added.

Although the actress is yet to reveal the name of the line, she shared that she started the journey after discovering how important self-care and self-love is when she became a mom.

She added that it was also because she found it so therapeutic to treat herself and her skin to a "spa at home" break every Sunday, something she wishes to share with everyone.

 

 

 

 

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Our bath essentials (that I have yet to reveal the name of) Soft launch is happening later at @trendsetterteam bazaar at my booth at the World Trade Center ???? we’ll see you there ? thank you @trendsetterbazaar for inviting me to participate ????

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The actress said, "I hope to encourage this with these goodies. So in some way I can accompany you every Sunday in your self love journey ????? So excited."

Her line will be having a soft launch starting today until March 1 at the Trendsetter's Bazaar at the World Trade Center. —Kaela Malig/MGP, GMA News