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Biotique Apricot Refreshing Body Wash is a daily body cleanser made with apricot, wild turmeric, turmeric and Indian soapberry. It cleanses and softens the skin and helps bring out its natural brightness, according to Biotique, while giving you a refreshing feel after your bath. Indian soapberry, or reetha, has long been used in Indian homes as a gentle natural cleanser. The bottle holds 190 ml and is made in India by Bio Veda Farmacy Pvt Ltd.
Wet your body, squeeze a little onto a loofah or your palm and work up a lather. Massage gently, avoiding the eyes, then rinse well and pat dry. Do a patch test first if you have sensitive skin.
Men and women who want a fresh, fruity body wash with traditional Indian ingredients like turmeric and soapberry for everyday baths.
One 190 ml bottle of Biotique Apricot Refreshing Body Wash. Close the cap after use and store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight.
Manufacturer Name: Bio Veda Farmacy Pvt Ltd
Manufacturer Address: H No 2364, SAS Logistics Warehousing Complex Satnarayan Aryan Sachin Ventures, Tauru-122105, Haryana, India
Country of Origin: India
| Brand | Biotique |
| Product Type | Body Wash |
| Net Quantity | 190 Millilitre |
| Country of Origin | India |
| Manufacturer / Packer | Bio Veda Farmacy Pvt Ltd |
| Returnable | No |
It contains apricot, wild turmeric, turmeric and Indian soapberry. Check the full ingredient list on the pack if you have known allergies or very sensitive skin.
Yes, it is made for daily bathing. Use a small amount with a loofah or your hands, and follow with a body lotion if your skin feels dry afterwards.
Biotique says it helps bring out the body's natural brightness and softens skin. Results vary from person to person, and regular sun protection also affects how bright skin looks.
Its refreshing apricot feel makes it a nice choice for hot, humid days when you want to feel clean and fresh after a sweaty commute or a workout.
The listing does not name specific skin types. Do a patch test on a small area first, and stop using it if you notice redness, itching or any discomfort.
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