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Avon Skin So Soft Original Dry Oil Body Spray 150 ml - Pack of 5
Avon Skin So Soft Original Dry Oil Body Spray 150 ml - Pack of 5
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Product Description Please note: Due to the high demand of this product, packaging may vary, this is exactly the same product but in different style bottle.This is a great way to moisturise your body and also a great insect/mosquito repellent. Great to take on holiday ! This range is well known throughout the UK for repelling insects, flies, mosquitos etc. A moisturising dry oil body spray enriched with Jojoba Oil. Great to take away on holiday to help give you more protection from insects and mosquitos. 5 x 150ml bottles. Ingredients isopropyl palmitate, alcohol denat., aqua, simmondsia chinensis (jojoba) seed oil, tocopheryl acetate, parfum, bht, citronellol, coumarin, hydroxycitronellal, limonene, linalool. Directions Spray the product on the skin. Box Contains 5 x Avon Skin So Soft Original Dry Oil Body Spray 150ml Insect Mosquito Repllent See more
- Packaging has been updated in March 2017 to round clear bottle.
- Leaves Skin Soft and Smooth
- Non Greasy and Does Not Mark Clothes
- Contains Citronellol and Jojoba
- Item has to be stored in warm room
- Size: 150ml (Various Packaging)
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