Vita Liberata175ml Super Fine Moisturising Exfoliator Skin Polish and Mit
R339
Please note:
Due to the nature of this product, it cannot be returned unless sealed and in original packaging.
About
Super Fine Skin Polish combination of Beeswax, Walnut, and Sweet Almond conditions the skin and locks in moisture and nutrients, encouraging the growth of healthier skin cells. Massage into skin in circular movements prior to tanning to create an even base. Wash off in the shower with water.
Product Features
- Contains nuts, nut powder and nut oil
- Organic Glycerin: a packed ingredient with restorative qualities to help combat signs of ageing and irritation, unlocking beautifully moisturised and hydrated skin.
- Glyceryl Stearate: prolongs water loss from the skin to intensify natural hydration, leaving skin smooth and soft to the touch.
- Natural Shea Butter: this skin-loving antimicrobial promotes a healthy skin barrier and protects against harmful UV rays to help fight the development of wrinkles.
- Olive Oil: a naturally-derived oil that richly infuses skin, leaving it feeling smooth and hydrated.
- Vitamin E: a powerful antioxidant to support natural collagen production, leaving the skin nourished and hydrated.
- Hyaluronic Acid: this nutritive super-ingredient replenishes skin and fights signs of ageing to deliver a brighter, intensively hydrated and naturally-plump texture.
- Panthenol: deeply moisturises to awaken tired skin, boost natural volume and promote skin regeneration.
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