Ultra-simple care. Natural oils and hydrating glycerin add non-comedogenic moisturization to this thorough yet very mild body cleanser. Safe for daily and frequent use.

To Use:

In the shower or bath, work into a lather and massage over skin. Rinse clean. Use as often as necessary.

Notes:

Before using any product, test by trying on a tiny amount of it on skin (we omit allergens, but you may be sensitive to an ingredient that isn't an allergen).

Introduce new products one at a time, with at least 3 days in between to make sure you are not allergic.

Do not store in extreme temperatures, or in direct sunlight.

Do not (re)introduce removed portions of product, water or other substances into product.

As with all things skin, consult your dermatologist.

Important:

For external use only on specified areas as directed.

This product is meant to be washed off quickly, not left on the skin/body for longer than a few seconds while bathing. Excess use or prolonged exposure without rinsing immediately may cause irritation to skin and/or urinary tract.

Stop use + consult your doctor in the unlikely event of discomfort or sensitivity.

If contact with eyes occurs, flush out with plenty of water. Keep out of reach of children. While safe for its intended use, ingesting large amounts of this product - as unattended children may do - is potentially harmful. If large quantities of this product have been ingested, get medical help right away.

Ingredients:

Triethanolamine, Stearic Acid, Aqua/Water/Eau, Sodium Hydroxide, Coconut Acid, Myristic Acid, Glycerin, *Cocamide DEA, Mineral Oil, Butylated Hydroxytoluene..

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