Mint Exfoliating Facial Polish – Gentle Face & Body Scrub with Apricot
€54,09
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Mint Exfoliating Facial Polish — Gentle Polish for a Radiant Glow
Reveal smoother, brighter skin with our nourishing mint exfoliating facial polish. This refreshing formula blends lemon, apple, aloe vera, green tea, and seaweed to gently buff away dry, dull skin cells while apricot oil locks in deep moisture. The result is an instant softening and a natural, healthy glow that lasts.
Made in North America. 120mL.
Key Benefits
- Apricot oil locks in moisture for lasting hydration
- Blend of lemon, apple, aloe vera, green tea & seaweed
- Gentle deep polish removes dry, dead skin cells
- Vegan, cruelty-free, and paraben-free
- Recyclable packaging
How to Use
- Apply a small amount to hands and gently massage over wet or dry face
- Rinse well and pat dry
- Pro tip: Blend with our Hydrating Facial Cleanser for extra deep cleaning
Key Ingredients
- Apricot Oil — locks in moisture and softens skin
- Aloe Vera — soothes and calms irritation
- Green Tea Extract — antioxidant protection
- Menthol — refreshing cooling sensation
- Squalane — deep hydration and skin barrier support
- Cellulose — natural gentle exfoliant
- Safflower Seed Oil — nourishes and smooths
- Vitamin E (Tocopheryl Acetate) — antioxidant and repair
- Glycerin — humectant for lasting moisture
- Seaweed Extract — mineral-rich skin conditioning
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