bonsavon.dk
Danish online shop and Hellerup store selling soaps, fragrances, lifestyle and home décor products to consumers
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About bonsavon.dk
Bonsavon sells soaps, shower gels, fragrances, candles, textiles, home décor and gifts, including children's products and lip gloss. Its range includes brands such as Ib Laursen, Nesti Dante, La Crique, Bungalow and Maileg.
Customers are consumers who buy through the online shop or at the store. The company sells retail products, with sale offers and a newsletter promoted on the site.
The company is operated by Bon Savon v/ Alfred & Co from Hellerup, Denmark, where it also runs a physical store. Its website is published in Danish.
Product: Online and in-store retail of soaps, fragrances, home décor, textiles and gifts.
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