One With Nature Lemon Sage Dead Sea Salt Exfoliating Soap Bar, 4 oz 3 Pack
About the product:
Lemon Sage Dead Sea Salt Soap: A bright, uplifting lemon sage scent with lemon verbena, paired with real Dead Sea salt, naturally rich in minerals like magnesium, potassium and calcium. This citrus soap bar deep cleans and refreshes for a spa-like feel every shower. Gentle Exfoliating Bar: Fine Dead Sea salt helps polish away dull, dead surface skin as you lather. A mild exfoliating soap for face and body that lifts away dirt and excess oil, leaving skin feeling clean, fresh and smooth. Moisturizing, Not Drying: Shea butter, argan oil and vitamin E balance the deep cleanse, so skin feels soft instead of tight. Suitable for all skin types, from oily to dry. Clean, Plant-Based Formula: Vegan, cruelty-free and non-GMO, made with sustainable palm oil and colored only with plant-based annatto and turmeric root extract. No sulfates and no artificial colors. Face, Body, Hands and Feet: One bar covers your whole routine, from shower and face wash to hand soap and foot soak. A natural bar soap for men and women. Three 4 oz bars (12 oz total) are a handy size for travel, gym bags and guest baths.
Description:
Excellent for the Whole Family
DEAD SEA SALT BENEFITS: DETOX, CLEANSE, HEAL, TONE: RELIEVE COMMON SKIN CONDITIONS: DEAD SEA SALT BENEFITS:
Dead Sea salt is known to improve the appearance of the skin by improving elasticity and minimizing pores, wrinkles and lines. Symptoms of common kin disorders are known to be controlled by using Dead Sea mud. Its rich mineral content accelerates natural exfoliation and restores the skin’s pH balance.
DETOX, CLEANSE, HEAL, TONE:
The Dead Sea’s rich mineral salts and mud heal and tone the skin while restoring the natural PH.
RELIEVE COMMON SKIN CONDITIONS:
Dead Sea mineral salts have become famous for the many natural therapeutic ways to treat and care for problem skin, due to its rare composition of minerals at high concentrations. One With Nature Dead Sea Salts and mud are harvested from the southern Dead Sea, where mineral content is at its highest.
