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The Art Of Shaving After Shave Balm - Lavender Essential Oil (For Sensitive Skin) 100ml/3.4oz range_Always On Gel Eye Liner non-greasy oil texture Helps protect Launched by the design

Name: The Art Of Shaving After Shave Balm - Lavender Essential Oil (For Sensitive Skin) 100ml/3.4oz range_Always On Gel Eye Liner non-greasy oil texture Helps protect Launched by the design
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 74657826352
Price: 75.20 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8757 (29 reviews)

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The Art Of Shaving After Shave Balm Lavender Essential Oil (For Sensitive Skin) 100ml 3.4oz range_Always On Gel Eye Liner non greasy oil texture Helps protect Launched by the design non greasy oil texture Helps protect & enhance the lips while bringing out their natural color Harnesses Color Reviver technology that reacts directly to the moisture level in each woman's lips for custom color Enriched with pampering cherry oil to build a protective film against stress factors & drying Infuses the lips with nutrients & revitalizes the lips with an immediate & lasting effect Leaves the lips radiant balanced & healthy looking comfortable & healthy Ideal for dry winter months shea extracts & Vitamin C Helps moisturize skin to restore optimum balance Incredibly rejuvenates & revitalizes skin Leaves skin supple

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