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Ekos Ucuuba Creamy Shower Gel
Bath & Shower
Enriched with raw Ucuuba butter, which combats sagging skin and leaves it with more firmness and elasticity. Crude butter also helps to stimulate natural collagen and elastin production.
Enriched with crude Ucuuba butter, this 93% natural creamy liquid soap cleanses with a creamy foam, leaving the skin soft. The raw Ucuuba butter combats sagging skin and leaves it with more firmness and elasticity. Crude butter also helps to stimulate natural collagen and elastin production.
Benefits:
- Gently cleanses the skin without harming it.
- Nourishes and hydrates the skin.
- Leaves skin feeling soft and smooth.
- Lightly scented with vibrant notes.
- Pampers and scents skin as it cleanses.
- Creamy foam.
- Does not dry out the skin.
- Skin type: Losing elasticity and firmness.
- Results: Strengthened and resistant skin.
- Apply all over the body on wet skin.
- Rinse thoroughly.
- Do not apply in your face.
Expert tip! Add the Ucuuba Repairing Body Lotion for extra hydrating.
Star Ingredient: In Tupi, the local language of the Amazon, Ucuuba means the “butter tree” because its red seeds are the source of a naturally hydrating and healing balm rich in essential fatty acids. With a dry touch and surprisingly light texture, Ucuuba butter restores and repairs even very dry skin.
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Formulated Without: parabens, sulfates, phthalates, propylene glycol, mineral oil, PABA, petroleum, triclosan, DEA and animal ingredients.
Repairing
Ucuuba
In Tupi, the extinct local language of native South American tribes, Ucuuba means the butter tree.
The tree, born close to the waters in Amazonia, has fruits with seeds that yield a naturally hydrating balm. The ancient natives discovered that this butter helped to heal the skin and they applied it to wounds.
