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Emily Skin Soother© Baby & Adult Skin Soother
$17.99
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Em.Skin.Soot
Emily original skin balm expressly created to soothe and beautify any type of dry skin condition. It uses only highest quality Mayway herbs, a respected American company that batch tests for contaminants, heavy metals and pesticides, and uses no sulfur preservatives. Emily Skin Soother is uncomplicated, straightforward and effective: only olive oil, beeswax and three herbs. Recommended for use with Emily Skin Soothing Soap
- Excellent Moisturizer
- Provides relief for eczema, keratosis pilaris, and rosacea-like redness.
- Calms dry and itchy rashes.
- Safe for babies.
- Free from colorants, artificial frangrances, preservatives, and chemicals.
- Contains certified safe Mayway herbs.
- GMO-free.
- Made in USA.
- Highest safety rating form the Cosmetic Safety Database .
Mike Arsenault, M.Ed. Lic. Ac., Dipl. Ac., founded Emily Skin Soother products shortly after the birth of his daughter, Emily, in 2006. They have proved to be effective skin care solutions for babies and adults, powered by natural herbs and oils. All Emily products are made with sensitive skin in mind; in fact, they were initially created to treat their daughter’s sensitive skin problems. The company’s philosophy is to make safe, uncomplicated products that contain as few ingredients as needed to be effective. And all ingredients must be natural and healthy. No Parabens, petroleum products, colorants, SLS, preservatives, artificial fragrances, additives or any other synthetic ingredients are ever used.
Emily Skin Soother is a voluntary signer of the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics and have pledged to avoid all suspect or questionable ingredients. The Cosmetic Safety database has evaluated and rated Emily products a zero (lowest hazard) on a scale of zero to ten.
Emily Skin Soother is a voluntary signer of the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics and have pledged to avoid all suspect or questionable ingredients. The Cosmetic Safety database has evaluated and rated Emily products a zero (lowest hazard) on a scale of zero to ten.
