Heritage store rose aura glow body & massage oil is made from a blend of various oils, including lanolin, peanut and olive oil, to soothe and nourish the skin. Massage our oil directly onto the skin after a bath or shower, or use it after shaving to restore moisture. Each bottle of massage oil contains 8 fl.oz. country of origin : united states size : 8 fz pack of : 1 selling unit : each ingredients : arachis hypogaea;peanut;oil;olea europaea;olive;fruit oil;lanolin oil;parfum;rose;and tocopherol keywords : health;lanolin;moisture;olive;skin;skin
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