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Peach Suntan & Body Oil
SKU
76215680
Final Price
CHF 32.00
VAT included
Size
In stock
Details
With natural ingredients and visible results. PEACH Suntan & Body Oil helps you achieve a quick and deep tan at the beach or in the solarium. It nourishes and hydrates the skin intensively every day, making it silky smooth, soft, strong and radiant.
A natural product made from high-quality cold-pressed organic oils, blended with love and good spirits, respecting nature and people. Thanks to its pure ingredients, it gives the skin the most precious gift nature has to offer.
- Natural oil for a fast, even, deep and long-lasting tan at the beach or in the solarium.
- Provides moisture and nourishes your skin daily, making it silky smooth, soft and elastic.
- A special blend of raw, natural organic oils, enriched with vitamin E.
- Suitable for delicate or sensitive skin.
- A natural source of vitamins, minerals, bioactive ingredients and antioxidants.
- With a scent of juicy peach.
Note: The oil does not contain any UV sun protection filter. When exposed to direct sunlight, it is recommended to use it in combination with a sunscreen. The product is not a self-tanner. Excessive sun exposure poses a serious health risk.
Product characteristics
Brand
Cocosolis
Ingredients
natural products
Vitamin E
Care
Hydration
nourishing
Sun protection
Sun oil
Skin type
all skin types
How to use
- For tanning in the sun and in the solarium: Use under the sun at the beach or in the solarium. Apply to the face and body.
- Use every day, all year round: When applied daily, it makes the skin stronger, smoother, and more elastic. The best results are achieved right after showering when the skin is still damp or wet and the pores are open and ready to absorb the pure, raw oils.
- Aromatic massage: Wonderful to use as a relaxing massage oil with aromatic effects.
Storage: Store in a cool, dry place. Do not store in the refrigerator. The product hardens at low temperatures. To return it to a liquid state, leave it at room temperature.
