Birch Arnica Energising Body Oil Dr Hauschka
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Key promises
Moisturizing
Effectiveness
70 /100
Irritancy
HIGHRelated posts
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3/27/2021
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- Moisturizing
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What does the product description say? "the refreshing scent revives the body and awakens the mind, as nourishing plant extracts join jojoba oil to maintain moisture balance for soft, supple skin."
WIMJ FORMULA ANALYSIS
Yes. Has good ingredients to soften the lips and reduce water loss over time, even though it will not help to attract water to the skin.
Ingredient | Effectiveness | Concentration | Irritancy |
|---|---|---|---|
| helianthus annuus seed oil | HIGH |  |  |
| simmondsia chinensis seed oil | HIGH | |  |
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