Aloe & Cool Cucumber Soap
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Introducing our Aloe & Cool Cucumber Soap, a refreshing and soothing choice for those with sensitive, delicate, or complicated skin types. This soap is a vital part of any skincare routine, blending the hydrating power of aloe vera with the crisp, refreshing essence of cucumber. Designed to provide a gentle yet effective cleanse, it leaves your skin feeling cool, refreshed, and delicately scented, making every wash a rejuvenating experience.
Key Features:
• Gentle Hydration: Ideal for sensitive skin, our soap is infused with aloe vera, known for its gentle and hydrating properties, offering relief and moisture to all skin types.
• Refreshing Cucumber Essence: The crisp scent of cool cucumber enhances the cleansing experience, leaving your skin feeling fresh and revitalized, while the subtle fragrance invigorates the senses.
• Nourishing Formula: Crafted with a base of saponified organic oils, including extra virgin olive oil, palm oil (fair trade sustainable), coconut oil (fair trade), and shea butter, this soap deeply nourishes and moisturizes the skin, promoting a healthy, radiant glow.
• Ethically Sourced Ingredients: Proudly made in the USA with fair trade and sustainable ingredients, our Aloe & Cool Cucumber Soap supports ethical practices and environmental stewardship.
Ingredients:
Saponified Oils (Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Organic Palm Oil**, Organic Coconut Oil*, Organic Shea Butter*), Fragrance, Chromium Oxide, Aloe Vera
**Fair Trade Sustainable
*Fair Trade
Manufacturer's country: USA
Product amount: 4 oz/113g
Gross weight (oz/lbs/g): 4.48 oz / 0.28 lbs / 127 g
Suggested use: Add warm water for a thick lather. Keep dry between uses for extended longevity.
Warning: In case of accidental contact with eyes, immediately rinse thoroughly with clean water. If irritation occurs, discontinue use.
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