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Balmonds Skin Salvation Moisturising Balm 30ml - Natural Eczema & Psoriasis Treatment Suitable for All Ages, Handmade in UK
Balmonds Skin Salvation Moisturising Balm 30ml - Natural Eczema & Psoriasis Treatment Suitable for All Ages, Handmade in UK
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- Effective Relief From The Symptoms Of Eczema & Psoriasis: designed to prevent and treat the uncomfortable symptoms of eczema and psoriasis, and keep dry or itchy skin soft and hydrated.
- Natural Ingredients: made with natural beeswax and organic cold-pressed oils to support the skin barrier and protect against moisture loss and external irritants.
- Clinically Trusted: developed by a mother for her daughter’s eczema, the balm is dermatologist- and paediatrician-approved and has been dermatologically tested on atopic/eczema-prone skin.
- Versatile: suitable for all ages and skin types, offering babies, children, and adults intensive hydration without causing irritation, making it perfect for the whole family. Suitable for use on hands, face, body, and scalp.
- Ethically Made: made in the UK, the all-natural balm is vegetarian, cruelty-free, and free from perfumes, parabens, paraffin, and artificial ingredients, promoting safe, effective skincare.
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30 ml (Pack of 1), 50 ml (Pack of 1), 120 ml (Pack of 1) |
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