Organic Extract Of Papaya Brightening Gel 30g / 1 fl oz
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Product Details
WHAT IS IT?
The Organic Essence of Papaya Brightening Gel is a skin brightening gel.
SKIN CONCERNS:
Dark Spots
Premature Aging
USED ON:
Body
SUITED FOR WHICH SKIN TYPE?
Oily Combination Skin
Sensitive Skin
HOW DOES IT WORK?
Alpha Arbutin is a skin brightening ingredient that helps to fade scars and pigmentation left behind by breakouts and sun damage.
The organic papaya enzyme acts as a strong exfoliator and removes the dead cells, which makes a face lighter in tone and more supple.
Aloe vera acts as the skin's protective layer and helps replenish its moisture. It contains numerous antioxidants that include beta-carotene, Vitamin C, and E, enhances the skin's firmness, and keeps it hydrated.
KNOW MORE:
This Organic Essence of Papaya Brightening Gel, formulated with organic ingredients, is good for dark brown spots and premature aging, promoting a radiant, youthful complexion.
KEY HIGHLIGHTS
• Good for: Dark brown spots/Premature aging
• Used on: Body
• Ideal for: Even skin tone
• Formulated with organic ingredients
• Skin moisturizer
• Enhances clarity and radiance
INGREDIENTS
Alpha Arbutin, Organic Papaya Enzyme, Aloe Vera
HOW TO USE?
• Cleanse with warm water and gently massage into a lather
• Rinse and dry thoroughly
• Follow up with SPF 50 sunscreen for sun protection
• Avoid eye area
• Limit sun exposure
How to Use
Apply to clean, dry skin. Massage a generous amount into the target area until fully absorbed. Use morning and night for best results. Always follow with SPF during the day.
Ingredients
Shipping & Returns
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