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Nyassa
Tea Tree Oil Face Wash
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Why we <3 it
- Natural, Cruelty-Free, Sulfate-Free
Product Details
| Weight: | 145 mL |
| Concern: | All Skin Type |
| Highlights: | Rejuvenate your skin with the Tea Tree Oil Face Wash. It cleans clogged pores, moisturizes, nourishes the skin and increases the tonal value. It is completely natural and paraben-free. |
| How to use: | First wet your face. Take one to two pumps of Nyassa Face Wash in your hand and rub gently in circular motions to release dirt. Do not rub too vigorously on face. Wash off with cold water. |
| Ingredients: | Tea tree essential oil, green tea extract, coco glucoside, sodium lauroyl sarcosinate, coco betaine, PEG 120 methyl glucose dioleate, citric acid, xylitol (Vegetable origin), xylitylglucoside, anhydroxylitol, sodium chloride, glycerin, DM water, N-undecylenoyl glycine, N-capryloyl glycine, 2- phenoxy ethanol and color CI No. 42045, 19140 |
| Type: | Suitable for all skin types |
| Care: | Keep in Cool Dry Place Keep away from children |
Note: No Return & No Exchange
About the Brand
Since 2007 Nyassa has been creating unique bath and body products from the finest of natural ingredients available in the world. Blending that with some of the most exotic fragrances, Nyassa offers a wide range of diverse products. It’s a constant endeavour to innovate and diligently research, to understand the myriad ways, in which hundreds of nutritious and efficacious natural ingredients work, to learn and to apply that knowledge on how it works on various skin types. To top it all we naturally differentiate the appropriate ingredients to keep up to the ever changing expectations of the consumers, delivering value and changing ordinary everyday experiences.
By Nayantara Bose