Name: Skin Regimen Tea Tree Booster 0.84 fl. oz
Brand: Skin Regimen
SKU: 12540219
Price: 115 USD
Availability: InStock

Skin Regimen Tea Tree Booster 0.84 fl. oz - 12540219

By Skin Regimen

$115.00

(422 Reviews)

Model

12540219

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Skin Store

Manufacturer

Skin Regimen

Detail

Purifying concentrate with 1% Pure Tea Tree oil, Mandelic Acid and Longevity Complex™. It targets imperfections, shrinks enlarged pores and prevents breakouts - all while helping the complexion to look smoother, cleaner and more even. Free from silicones. Free from synthetic fragrance. 93.7% natural-origin ingredients. Tea tree oil face serums are recommended in case of blemishes and imperfections to obtain rapid and visible results.

Category

Skin Care

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