LA COQUILLE DE LA VIE soap bar with snail secretion, rosemary and poppy seeds – 80g

• Exfoliates without causing irritation
• Revitalizes the skin
• Detoxifies the skin
• Leaves the skin soft and moisturized

The Snail secretion, Olive oil, Wild Lavender, Rosemary and Poppy seeds soap bar exfoliates and revitalizes the skin. Snail secretion helps restore skin barrier and is rich in collagen, keeping the skin hydrated. Olive oil is rich in fatty acids, Vitamin E and antioxidants , it revitalizes and moisturizes the skin and calms irritation. Lavender oil, Rosemary leaf extract and Cypress oil have antimicrobial and antifungal properties and help cleanse the skin effectively. Ginger oil has antimicrobial properties and contributes to sebum regulation. Poppy seeds and Wheat bran gently exfoliate the skin without causing irritation. Ylang Ylang oil helps with skin detoxification while having a relaxing effect on the body.

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