



Herbal Facial Tonic- Skin Food | Skin Hydration and Light Device Accelerator | Fresh Pressed Ingredients
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Freshly Juiced: Amaranth Microgreens, Comfrey Leaves, Cucumber, Dandelion Leaves, Aloe. Green Tea, Lavender, ACV, Chlorophyll, Copper Peptides, Tea Tree, Peppermint, Cedar, Rose, Neroli, Frankincense.
Fresh. New. Product. Only raw, fresh ingredients! We know how to be good to our bodies by eating raw, fresh, and organic ingredients. But what about for your face! This facial tonic is made with juiced leaves and fruits here from the garden. Loaded with vitamins A,C, and K. Not to mention tons of antioxidants. Hydrates, Reduces inflammation and accelerates healing time of acne, blemishes, and scars.
-Perfect for application before Red Light Therapy Devices. Green Tea, Copper Peptides, and Comfrey are used for better light therapy absorption and penetration.
-Made with Amaranth Microgreens, Comfrey, and Cucumber Juice!
-Tea tree and peppermint oils fight off bacteria
-Safe and effective for all ages and skin types!
-Aloe and ACV softens and protects.
-Rose, Neroli, and Frankincense Essential Oils
-Plant Chlorophyll and Apple Cider Vinegar for youthful glow.
-No phthalates, parabens, petrolatum, SLS, or formaldehyde-releasing preservatives.
-100% Natural. Gentle, Safe and Effective.
KEEP REFRIGERATED.
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