FYI Cosmetics - Natural Deodorant Original - Free from Aluminum salts
Ik ben een natuurlijke deodorant. Met liefde gemaakt, zonder aluminiumzouten.
Ik besta uit verzorgende, biologische shea boter en ik ben rijk aan vitamines, vetzuren en andere voedingsstoffen die de gevoelige huid onder je oksels verzorgen.
Dankzij het zuiveringszout en lactococcus ferment ben ik goed in het bestrijden van nare geurtjes.
Ik ben verkrijgbaar in 3 geuren:
- Ik ruik naar Bergamot limoen
- Ik ruik naar jeneverbessen en citrus
- Ik heb geen geur
Let op: Veel klanten vragen ons waarom deze aluminium vrije deodorant is verpakt in een aluminium blik. Nou.. dat is het niet! Het is van staal en het feit dat hij magnetisch is, is het bewijs! Probeer maar eens.. :D
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With love,
Your Amazingy Team
Customer reviews
Recommendation for purchase
I really like the smell and consistency, which is like a thick balm that melts on the skin after applying. It works too, it easily holds a day.
