Eyebrow & Eyelash Care Oil 20 ML.
EYEBROW & EYELASH CARE OIL (WITH TWEEERS GIFT) "GLAZING EYEBROWS AND LASHES" Although they are left last in skin care, it should not be forgotten that eyebrows and eyelashes need care as much as skin and hair. Serums and oils specially prepared for eyebrows and eyelashes applied regularly will ensure their care and help prevent them from breaking or falling out. When choosing eyebrow and eyelash care oil, it is necessary to choose natural ingredients, it is important to read the ingredients carefully. Softem eyebrow and eyelash care oil offers perfect care naturally with the natural ingredients it contains. It is a natural, preservative and dye-free care product that contains important and beneficial ingredients for eyebrows and eyelashes such as Almond oil, Sesame oil, Castor oil, Hazelnut oil and Olive oil. Almond, castor and sesame oils are very rich in phytochemicals, minerals and vitamins, so they will provide the necessary support to the eyebrows and eyelashes and ensure their strengthening and healthy growth with regular use. EYE EYE LASH CARE OIL USE RECOMMENDATION If there is make-up, it will first be necessary to thoroughly clean the eyebrows and eyelashes from make-up and its residues. It is applied to the eyebrows and eyelashes, making sure they are clean and dry, with the help of a brush. It does not need to be rinsed. It is important to use it regularly to get the best results. It is suitable for daily use. It can be applied to cleansed eyebrows and eyelashes every evening. Content: Oleum Prunus Amygdalus Var. Dulcos, Oleum Sesamu Indicum, Oleum Olea Europea, Oleum Ricinuz Communis, Oleum Corylus Avellana, Oleum Triticum Sativum, Oleum Nigella Sativa. Sweet Almond Oil, Castor Oil, Sesame Oil, Olive Oil, Black Cumin Oil, Hazelnut Oil, Wheat Germ Oil. Storage Conditions and Shelf Life: Store in a cool place away from direct sunlight. Keep out of reach of children. Shelf life: 3 years. Weight: 20 ml Does not contain paraben, perfume, colorant, preservative and silicone.
