Epoch Baby Ylang Ylang suzhou escort Gel (while supplies last)
Give your baby a soothing suzhou escort with Epoch Baby? Ylang Ylang suzhou escort Gel.
Massaging your baby is a bonding experience that helps your infant develop and become more alert and responsive. Polynesians have believed for centuries that a tender touch reassures babies. Used traditionally in Polynesia and Indomalaysia for suzhou escort, ylang ylang (also known as "moso'oi") is perceived as warming and instills a sense of well-being.
This sweet smelling gel, created especially for baby's tender skin, melts into an oil and absorbs quickly as you gently suzhou escort your baby. Bond with your baby the way the Polynesians have for centuries with Epoch Baby? Ylang Ylang suzhou escort Gel. Benefits
Massaging delivers warming, uplifting benefits that instill a sense of well-being. Specially formulated gel quickly absorbs into baby's tender skin and provides just the right level of slip for baby suzhou escort. Gel formula melts into an oil as you rub it into the skin, delivering the aromatherapy benefits of ylang ylang and Tahitian gardenia directly to the skin. Safety-allergy-dermatologist tested.
A donation of $0.25 from each Epoch? product sold goes toward the Nu Skin Force for Good Foundation,? a nonprofit organization committed to creating a better world for children by improving human life, continuing indigenous cultures, and protecting fragile environments.
Key Ingredients Ylang ylang (Cananga odorata)—used by mothers throughout Polynesia and Indomalaysia for massaging purposes. Ylang ylang delivers warming, uplifting benefits that instill a sense of wellbeing, while providing long-lasting moisturization and protective benefits to the skin. Tahitian gardenia (Gardenia taitensis D. C.)—used historically by Polynesian healers on babies, this fragrant flower hydrates, protects, and calms the skin. Olive oil—used by traditional cultures throughout tropical regions of the world; moisturizes and softens sensitive skin. Chamomile—soothes and calms skin.
Lavender—used by ancient Europeans for its relaxing properties. Ylang Ylang suzhou massage Gel also contains fragrant Tahitian gardenia flowers used by Polynesian healers to calm and moisturize the skin.