₹699
Wherever you go, take sustainability with you. The Shunyam Travel Kit is a thoughtfully packed set of everyday personal care must-haves—perfect for vacations, work trips, or even the gym. Compact, eco-friendly, and travel-tested, it keeps your routine clean and low-waste on the move. What’s inside: Bamboo Toothbrush (Soft Bristles); Bamboo Tongue Cleaner; Mini Soap Bar (25g); Mini Shampoo Bar (10g); Neem Wood Comb; Toothpaste Tablets in Reusable Tin (30 Tabs – Peppermint); Travel Tin Box; Upcycled Cotton Pouch. 100% plastic-free, lightweight, leak-proof, refillable, reusable, and responsibly packed.
Technical Specifications
- Type
- travel kit
- HSN code
- 420292
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Wherever you go, take sustainability with you. The Shunyam Travel Kit is a thoughtfully packed set of everyday personal care must-haves—perfect for vacations, work trips, or even the gym. Compact, eco-friendly, and travel-tested, it keeps your routine clean and low-waste on the move. What’s inside: Bamboo Toothbrush (Soft Bristles); Bamboo Tongue Cleaner; Mini Soap Bar (25g); Mini Shampoo Bar (10g); Neem Wood Comb; Toothpaste Tablets in Reusable Tin (30 Tabs – Peppermint); Travel Tin Box; Upcycled Cotton Pouch. 100% plastic-free, lightweight, leak-proof, refillable, reusable, and responsibly packed.
Country of origin: India
100% plastic-free, refillable, reusable, responsibly packed
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Shunyam's goal is to reach "zero". "Zero plastic waste" to help ecosystem sustain the drastic impact the planet has faced due to plastic pollution. With items produced locally and at fair prices, their mission is to make sustainability in day-to-day lives accessible to all because going zero waste should not be a privilege.
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