Black Seed Oatmeal & Honey Soap

Please, avoid internal application, oral ingestion, and contact with the eyes.

Please, keep it away from children, store it at cool, dry, and room temperature.

Remember that don’t accept broken, damage, and opened seal package.

Skin Benefits of Black Seed Oil Soap by Amazing Herbs

Black Seed Oil Soap nourishes the skin and supports maximum skin moisturization that prevents skin dryness. It quickly penetrates the skin layers and imports important natural bioactive constituents that reduce skin tightness and scaliness. Moreover, Black Seed Soap helps skin hydration, provides a soothing effect, and maintains an optimal sebum level. As a result, it keeps the skin buttery soft and potentiates a healthy skin appearance. Note that optimal skin hydration prevents the development of acne, psoriasis, eczema, and other skin conditions.

Black Seed Soap formulation contains natural antioxidant and anti-inflammatory agents that protect skin integrity, prevent skin damage, and promote optimal skin health and wellness. Natural ingredients such as Aloe Vera and Essential Oils in Black Seed Soap effectively remove clogged impurities and reduce the risk of skin infection and other hazardous conditions. Additionally, Black Seed Oil soap by Amazing Herbs supports skin smoothness and esthetic appearance. Besides, an optimal composition of Aloe Vera also helps skin wrinkles and acne.

Regular use of Black Seed Oil Soap improve and optimize skin tone and texture. It supports collagen and elastin production that helps skin firmness and rejuvenation. Moreover, Black Seed Oil soap formulation helps regulate excessive oil production that prevents skin pores clogging, relieves irritation, and maintains optimal skin integrity.

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