Description
SKIN PATROL BAR SOAP ACTIVATED CHARCOAL 5.2 oz
PORES TRAPPED WITH POLLUTION, GRIME, AND OIL?
Well, this activated charcoal bar unclogs pores and sets your younger-looking skin free too. Deep cleans and refreshes skin
Top Five Reasons To Use Skin Patrol Activated Charcoal Bar Soap
1. Detoxifies The Skin: Skin Patrol Activated Charcoal Soap can draw out toxins, impurities, and environmental pollution from the skin to leave it clean and soft. Patrol Activated Charcoal Activated charcoal soap can pull the unwanted excess oils from your skin along with the dirt from the skin. This gives you an oil-free, smooth look. Use Activated Charcoal soap bars so your skin will feel clean, revitalized, and relaxed.
2. Treats Acne: Skin Patrol Activated Charcoal soap can be highly beneficial in the treatment of acne. helps to reduce acne spots to make your skin clear.
3. Perfect For All Skin Types: Activated charcoal has the ability to absorb deeply to extract excessive oil and dirt. It also moisturizes and nourishes dry skin. Activated Charcoal also soothes irritated skin making it perfect for sensitive skin types
4. Gentle Exfoliation & Moisturization: Exfoliation is a vital step in any skincare regime. Activated Charcoal helps by gently removing dead skin cells along with the extraction of dirt and grime, charcoal soap also treats psoriasis and eczema. It is effective for the treatment of dry, cracked skin, to make your skin glow with a healthy look.
5. Reduces Pore Size: Dirt can settle in your pores making them larger than normal. When your pores are not clear neither is your skin. Skin Patrol Activated Charcoal Soap helps to pull out the dirt and grime so pores can return to normal size
What Can I Expect From Skin Patrol Activated Bar Soap?
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- Tighter, firmer skin without feeling dry
- Anti Oxidants
- Reduces Pore Size
- Acne reduction
- Toned healthy-looking skin
NO: Sulfates, Silicones, Petrolatum, Parabens, Mineral Oil, Synthetic Colors, Phthalates, PEG’s, Animal Ingredients. Not tested on animals. Color Safe.
