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Anyone with dry skin who wants a bath that does more than a soak. It suits all skin types, especially skin prone to dryness, and is a favorite in winter when skin needs extra moisture.
No. The lightweight formula disperses into the water rather than floating on top, so skin feels silky, not sticky. We still recommend rinsing your tub after each use, since oils can make surfaces slippery.
Use a small amount in warm bathwater and swirl to disperse. Soak for 10–15 minutes, then pat dry. There's no need to rinse; the oils stay on your skin.
A calming blend of lavender, lemongrass and orange essential oils, in a base of rice bran, sweet almond and sunflower oils with vitamin E.
Yes, it's made for all skin types, but it contains essential oils. Patch-test on a small area first if your skin is reactive. For external use only.
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