Mango, shea, and cocoa butters blended with soothing aloe For all skin types, including aging skin and dry skin Nubian Heritage mango butter body lotion beautifies your dry skin This body lotion is crafted using shea, cocoa, and mango seed butter, aloe barbadensis leaf juice, coconut oil, and an essential oil blend that moisturizes and helps firm your skin. made with vitamin e and panthenol This body lotion is created cruelty-free without animal testing and is also sustainably produced
Description: Mango, shea, and cocoa butters blend with soothing aloe to moisturize the skin for a rejuvenated, firmer look The indigenous people of the tropical rainforest have long used mango butter to provide skin a protective moisture barrier against environmental stressors The seed of the mango fruit, first cultivated on the Indian subcontinent and in Eastern Asia more than 4,000 years ago, is revered for its moisturizing benefits Mango butter, rich in carotenoids and antioxidants, provides supple, rejuvenating moisture for the appearance of firmer, healthier-looking skin
Directions: Apply and massage into skin. Daily use will result in healthier skin
- Firms and reshapes the skin in the most difficult areas of the body - Hydrates the skin intensively for more than 24 hours - Suitable for all skin types
Highly moisturizing, emollient and antioxidant, 100% natural and organically certified.
A perfect cream as an after-bath for daily care. Moisturizer: restores the skin tone and elasticity. Nourishing: absorbs quickly and nourishes the skin in depth.
- A rich but easily-absorbed emulsion that hydrates the skin and prevents aging, guaranteeing an optimal hydrolipidic balance in any environmental conditions - A true deep moisturizing treatment - Suitable for body area and all skin types
- All Skin Types, his emollient lotion formulated with liposomes herbal extracts and vitamins, soothes and hydrates the skin while protecting against harmful effects of the sun which is the major cause of premature aging and skin cancer
No review at the moment
0 review
