Botanic Hearth Massage Oil |Refreshing, Relaxing Massage Oils for Muscle Relaxing & Joint Comfort | Made with Natural Oils | for All Skin Types, for Men & Women | Vitamin-E Oil 2 Fl Oz
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Botanic Hearth Massage Oil |Refreshing, Relaxing Massage Oils for Muscle Relaxing & Joint Comfort | Made with Natural Oils | for All Skin Types, for Men & Women | Vitamin-E Oil 2 Fl Oz
- 100% Pure & Natural: Indulge in the rejuvenating embrace of 100% pure & natural Vitamin E oil for skin & hair for youthful radiance and nourishment
- Multi-Purpose: The pure Vitamin E oil has multipurpose usage and can be used for body massage, skin care, hair care and nail health
- Deep Moisturization: The body oil deeply moisturizes and improves skin texture, scalp health and reduces cracking of cuticles, making it an ideal alternative for vitamin e serum for face
- Easy Application: Take a small amount of oil into palms or apply directly into skin, gently massage on face, body and hands. Reapply if required
- Ethically Sourced & Cruelty Free: Botanic Hearth products are ethically sourced, cruelty free, free from harsh chemicals and added colors.
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