Palmer’s Coconut Oil Formula with Vitamin E Coconut Oil Anti-Oxidant Firming Lotion
Manufacturer: India, Quadrant Consumer Products LLP
Palmer’s Coconut Oil Formula with Vitamin E Coconut Oil Antioxidant Firming Lotion is a formulation that helps to keep the skin healthy and moisturised throughout the day. It does not contain any harmful chemicals.
Salt Composition: Coconut oil|Seaweed extract|Sweet almond oil
Strength: -
Pack Size: tube of 250 ml Lotion
Uses: Tightens skin pores|Brightens skin|Reduces dryness
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Salt Composition |
Coconut oil|Seaweed extract|Sweet almond oil |
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Strength |
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Pack Size |
tube of 250 ml Lotion |
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Uses |
Tightens skin pores|Brightens skin|Reduces dryness |
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