Palo Santo Glycerin Soap Aromatherapy 100g

Description

Palo Santo Glycerin Soap 100gr

One free thinly cut Palo Santo stick included!

Palo Santo! natural energy that is good for your body, it moisturizes and protects your skin against stains and acne. Palo Santo; 100% natural, 100% Ecuadorian

Natural Soothing Ideal for Aromatherapy. A pleasant and subtle citrus-woody aroma that provides calm and well-being.

It reactivates blood circulation and recharges the energy level

It reduced fatigue and stress

It treats acne and minor skin wounds, rashes, etc. Thanks to its high concentration of Limonene, an antioxidant, antibacterial, and natural antiseptic.

It Provides a gentle natural exfoliation.

Moisturizes and nourishes your skin thanks to vitamin E and high glycerin content.

Contains Vitamin E for the external nutrition of the skin.

All skin types

Contains pure essential oil of palo santo, and ground palo santo. Bursera graveolens, known in Spanish as “Palo Santo” (holy wood) is a tree that inhabits the coast of Ecuador. Palo santo has a high concentration of Limonene, a medicinal terpene known to be a strong antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, anti-fungal, and antiseptic agent.

Our Palo Santo is utilized in a sustainable way, that allows us traceability from its planting, picking, transformation, and commercialization.

Directions For Use: For daily use, moisten your face and body with water, then give gentle massages with our Palo santo Glycerin soap to enjoy its relaxing sensation.

Precautions: For external use only, if eye contact occurs rinse with plenty of water, and discontinue use if signs of irritation occur. Keep out of the reach of children and pets.

Burserea Graveolens Palo Santo Oil is distilled in small quantities from ecologically and sustainably harvested wood gathered on Ecuador’s Pacific coast. This extraordinary aromatic tree is widely used in the traditional ethnobotanical systems of South America, especially by the shamans of the Andes.

This product is elaborated without harming the Palo Santo tree. We only process wood that has been found to have died naturally in the forest.