Laboratoire du Haut-Ségala Organic Sesame Oil 50ml
50ml Pump Bottle
Price per kg/L: $123.20
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Description
Laboratoire du Haut-Ségala Organic Sesame Oil 50ml is an oil that softens the skin.
It preserves the epidermis from drying out. It ensures a real cutaneous comfort. Daily used, it maintains the skin moisturising. It also preserves from cell ageing. Its colour and its odour are natural.
Ecological and Organic Cosmetic certified by Ecocert according to Ecocert standard.
100% of total ingredients are from Organic Farming.
Made in France.
It preserves the epidermis from drying out. It ensures a real cutaneous comfort. Daily used, it maintains the skin moisturising. It also preserves from cell ageing. Its colour and its odour are natural.
Ecological and Organic Cosmetic certified by Ecocert according to Ecocert standard.
100% of total ingredients are from Organic Farming.
Made in France.
Directions for use
Use as a serum before the application of the moisturising cream.
Indication: Moisturising and anti-oxidant face care.
All skin types.
Composition
Sesamum Indicum Seed Oil*.
*ingredient from Organic Farming.
*ingredient from Organic Farming.
Details
| EAN Code | 3559480327987 |
| Form | Oil |
| Presentation | Pump Bottle |
| Contents | 50ml |
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Laboratoire du Haut-Ségala Organic Sesame Oil 50ml
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Located in Aveyron, the Haut-Ségala laboratory manufactures traditional cosmetics based on plants cultivated according to the principles of Organic Agriculture. The Haut-Ségala laboratory products are all Ecocert certified, labeled Cosmebio and Cosmos. The brand offers a complete range of DIY products and cosmetic care, with a wide selection of floral waters, vegetable oils and sun care products suitable for all skin types. Find the brand's essential products on Cocooncenter, in particular the organic day cream with Aloe Vera and organic carrot oil.
