Neutriherbs
Natural Herbal Bamboo Charcoal Whitening Handmade African Black Soap
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Neutriherbs Activated african black soap contains the best natural ingredients to help skin to prevent outbreaks for adults with mild acne. Effectively absorbs minerals, toxins, impurities and their harmful substances from your skin, meanwhile contains hydrating ingredients Cocos Nucidera Oil and Elaeis Guineensis Oil, moisturized the skin and gives you a smoother, brighter, healthier-looking complexion.
1. Natural ingredients, mild for skin
2. Deeply cleansing & Anti acne
3. Good effect on moisturizing
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