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eos Shea Better Cashmere Vanilla, Moisturizing and Nourishing Body Wash with pH-Balanced Cream Gel Formula, Free from Parabens and Phthalates, Sensitive Skin, 400 ml
eos Shea Better Cashmere Vanilla, Moisturizing and Nourishing Body Wash with pH-Balanced Cream Gel Formula, Free from Parabens and Phthalates, Sensitive Skin, 400 ml
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Product description Discover the ultimate softness with this vanilla shower gel that pampers your skin. Designed specifically for sensitive skin, this 16 oz shower gel provides gentle cleansing while maintaining your skin's natural pH. Its silky texture and vanilla scent create a relaxing experience during your daily bath routine. The formula with shea butter helps keep skin hydrated and soft, like cashmere. This shower gel provides a creamy lather that gently cleanses without drying out, leaving your skin feeling nourished and soothed. Ideal for everyday use. The balanced formula respects the natural skin barrier while providing effective and gentle cleansing. The 16 oz presentation is perfect for long term use in your personal care routine. Safety Warning For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes.
- GENTLE CLEANSING Shower gel with gentle formula that gently cleanses skin without drying it out, ideal for everyday use
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