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    Skin Cream


    A rich, gentle moisturizer to keep you oh-so-soft.

    - $-67.00
    • $67.00

    Treat your skin to our dreamy wonder cream! Packed with nutrient-rich oils and butters, it can be used from head to toe. All star organic plant oils, like tamanu, rosehip and pumpkin seed oils, address dry, itchy skin while reducing scars and fine lines. Formulated for delicate facial skin and the whole body, it will penetrate quickly without clogging pores. The scent is grassy and nutty and the texture is balm-like.



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    Multipurpose Manifesto

    This cream can be used from head to toe for your entire family—use as a night cream, as a cleansing balm and makeup remover, for pregnant bellies and nursing nipples, and for baby bums to prevent diaper rash.

    *+butyrospermum parkii (shea) fruit butter, *helianthus annuus (sunflower) seed oil, *mangifera indica (mango) seed butter, *cucurbita pepo (pumpkin) seed oil, *rosa canina (rosehip) fruit oil, *calophyllum inophyllum (tamanu) seed oil, tocopherol (non- GMO vitamin e)



    *certified organic / +fair trade

    Here you can place an explanation or answer to the question.With clean hands, scoop a small amount out of jar. Massage over face and body; reapply as needed. A little goes a long way!

    Paper Box: Repurpose, Recycle Or Compost

    Glass Jar: Refill, Repurpose Or Recycle

    Metal Cap: Repurpose Or Recycle

    Seal: Return To Us For Terracycling

    Our balm-like cream can sometimes melt in transit when temperatures rise. If your cream is runny or liquified, give it a good mix and pop it in the fridge until solid. If your cream is grainy (this happens when it cools down too slowly after melting), simply melt it, mix thoroughly and pop it in the fridge until solid.

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