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HAIOPS Dried Flowers Soap Making Scents Kits Rosebuds, Lavender, Lemon Slice, Lily, Gomphrena Globosa Linn, Strawflower, 6 Bags
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About HAIOPS Dried Flowers Soap Making Scents Kits
Rose Nutrition Roses contain a variety of trace elements, high in vitamin C, and roses can make a variety of refreshments, such as rose sugar, rose cake, rose tea, rose wine, rose pickles, rose cream and so on. When red rose is used as the red pigment of acidic food, its nutrients are not destroyed. Indication The beauty effect is very good for long-term use, which can effectively remove free radicals, eliminate pigmentation, and evoke youthful vitality. Lavender Lavender has the effect of inhibiting bacteria, balancing oil secretion and soothing the skin. The lavender extract is added to the soap and cleansing milk products. After cold sterilization and fresh-keeping treatment, high-end cleansing products such as lavender soap and facial cleanser are prepared. Mask: Take 10g of lavender powder, water, or egg white, or milk, and mix into a paste. Apply evenly on the face and wash off in 20 minutes. Steaming face: Before making a mask, steam your face to open the pores and better absorb the mask. At this time, you can sprinkle about 10g of lavender powder in the steamed face. The fragrance is fragrant, refreshing, calming, soothing nerves and nourishing the skin. Bath: About 5g of lavender powder is sprinkled into the bathtub. It can shrink the whole body skin, supply nutrients, body and body, and relieve stress. StrawflowerStrawflower is called "Friend for Women". It is good for facial care and makes you look beautifula and lively. Gomphrena globosa Linn Gomphrena globosa Linn has the effects of relieving cough and expectoration, relieving asthma and calming liver and eyesight.
