Naturopathica Lavender Blossom Bath & Body Oil - Nourishing Calming Body Lotion Moisturizer - Made in USA (4.2 Fl Oz)
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Naturopathica Lavender Blossom Bath & Body Oil - Nourishing Calming Body Lotion Moisturizer - Made in USA (4.2 Fl Oz)
- VOLUMPTUOUS lavender blossoms are blended with sweet lavandin to calm and soothe the mind, body and spirit.
- KEY INGREDIENTS: Lavender oil, an aromatic oil known for its calming qualities. Lavadin flower oil provides a sweet aromatic scent. And sunflower, apricot and grapeseed oil deeply soothe and moisturize the skin.
- HOW TO USE: Add to still bath water or massage into affected areas.
- FOR DEEPER BEAUTY: We rigorously vet every ingredient we use in our formulas. Each ingredient is measured for its efficacy, sourcing, and environmental impact. Our formulas all work in harmony with the skin’s natural function.
- FOUNDED on the belief that herbalism, naturopathic medicine, and holistic wellness should be coupled with cutting edge science to offer deeper beauty to all. We improve skin’s function and appearance at a deeper, more efficacious level.
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