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Biotique Basil & Parsley Revitalizing Body Wash is a purifying body cleanser made with basil, peppermint and neem. It also contains coconut oil, castor oil and Indian soapnut. Biotique says it gently washes away body impurities without disturbing the skin's natural pH balance, and that it cleanses, softens and brings out the body's natural brightness. The peppermint gives a fresh feel that suits hot Indian summers. The bottle holds 200 ml and is made in India.
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 like a herbal, minty body wash that feels fresh and purifying, especially in hot and humid weather.
One 200 ml bottle of Biotique Basil & Parsley Revitalizing 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 | 200 Millilitre |
| Country of Origin | India |
| Manufacturer / Packer | Bio Veda Farmacy Pvt Ltd |
| Returnable | No |
Biotique lists basil, peppermint and neem as the main blend, along with coconut oil, castor oil and Indian soapnut. Check the full ingredient list on the pack for complete details.
It contains peppermint, which gives a fresh, slightly cool feel during and after the bath. Many people like this in summer or after a workout.
Yes, it is made for daily use and, according to Biotique, does not disturb the skin's natural pH balance. Follow with a moisturiser if your skin feels dry.
It is described as a purifying body wash with neem and basil, which many people with oily skin prefer. Results vary, so see how your skin feels after a week of use.
The listing does not name specific skin types, and peppermint can feel tingly on sensitive skin. Do a patch test first and stop using it if you notice irritation.
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