Name: Brightening Cleanse & Exfoliate
Brand: de Mamiel
SKU: 20160805
Price: 70 USD
Availability: InStock

Brightening Cleanse & Exfoliate - 20160805

By de Mamiel

$70.00

(491 Reviews)

Model

20160805

Store

The Detox Market

Manufacturer

de Mamiel

Detail

The ultimate tool for skin regeneration, this superfood powder for the face contains healing clays, and plant and gem extracts to clear away dead cells and reveal smooth, radiant skin. The wonderfully delicate rose aroma encourages deep breaths and relaxation. Use as a mask when your skin needs an extra boost; this allows more time for the mineral packed ingredients to work more deeply to soothe, stabilize skin and protect it from free radicals.

Category

Skin Care

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