Bath Oil Healing and Relaxing Lavender
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This beautiful herbally infused bath oil is great for your skin and mind. Comprised of healing organic lavender buds that will ease your mind and drift you off into deep calm and wonderfully beneficial oils to moisturize and heal, this relaxation bath oil is a must have. Made with an expert combination of oils, this herbal treat is an all around powerhouse. Jojoba oil restores your skin back to it's natural moisture while the grapeseed oil restores the natural sheen and enables the absorption of the other oils. The Fair Trade avocado oil contains many skin nourishing vitamins and amino acids and is a great oil for those with eczema and psoriasis. Safflower oil is highly moisturizing and very soothing. This exquisite bath oil will have you moisturized and on the road to relaxation in no time. The soothing aroma of the organic lavender essential oil is both a treat to your olfactory sense and your body. It nourishes and repairs by triggering the relaxation stores in your body. This is a 2oz bottle and will work for 3-5 relaxing bathing sessions. 2 tsp of oil should be used per bath. Shop Info: Organic Completely cruelty free No sulfates, phthalates or parabens…ever No synthetic dyes or fragrances Completely all natural and safe Zero waste company Packaging upcycled when possible Everything is made with love <3
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