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Tree Hut Shea Sugar Scrub

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Tree Hut Shea Sugar Scrub
- 100% PURE NATURAL SHEA BUTTER - Premium deep moisturizer that wonderfully softens and smooths dry cracked skin.
- SAFFLOWER SEED OIL, AVACADO OIL, SWEET ALMOND OIL, MACADAMIA SEED OIL, ORANGE OIL - Amazing skin conditioners that prevents dryness and provides your skin a refined healthy glow.
- PEAR EXTRACT AND CHIA SEED - Quality moisturizers that softens and smooths skin with the ideal fragrance for the senses.
- PARABEN FREE - Absolutely no parabens or formaldehyde donors! Free of harmful chemicals for healthy skincare.
- MADE IN THE USA - Proudly made in America by a world class professional cosmetics team in an American beauty lab.
Country USA
Brand Tree Hut
Manufacturer Tree Hut
Binding Health and Beauty
Size 1 Count (Pack of 1)
UnitCount 1
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

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