Name: Marula Night Face Oil
Brand: Shea Botanics
Price: 70.0 USD
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Encourages collagen production and promotes a smoother skin. Helps soothe skin inflammation, reduce redness from flare ups or skin procedures. Non-greasy, sinks into the deeper levels of the skin and balances natural oil production.

Made in South Africa

Details & How to use

TACKLES SPOTS & BLEMISHES

Face oils have been blamed for worsening acne and blemishes and this has been found to be the case when using oils such as mineral oils, petrolatum, lanolin and beeswax. These oils clog the pores and prevent skin hydration. Our Marula oil will not clog your pores. It is infused with Neroli oil to tackle spots and blemishes to help you reveal that radiant glowing skin.

REPAIR & REGENERATE

Your skin experiences daily environmental stresses from pollution, sun and/or wind damage. This oil will help your skin repair whilst you sleep. Use it as part of your self care night time routine. It has a regenerative effect which will keep your skin looking youthful over time.

Best for: Maintaining a clear radiant complexion. Helps tackle blemishes and spots if you are acne prone.

How to use: Gently massage into freshly cleansed face to reveal a radiant glow overnight.

Ingredients

Sclerocarya Birrea (Marula oil), Tocopherol (Natural vitamin E), Citrus Limonum (Lemon oil), Citrus Aurantium (Neroli oil), Limonene*, Linalool*, Citral*

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