Wotnot Naturals All Natural Face Wipes Sensitive
Wotnot has produced an organic face wipe so natural your skin will love it as much as you do. Facial skin is so delicate that only the most natural ingredients should be used in your skincare products. Wotnot natural ingredients mean less irritation for your skin and being 100% biodegradable and compostable, these wipes are even gentle on the environment.
Enriched with all natural ingredients including Australian certified organic Aloe vera to lubricate and repair, certified organic sweet almond oil to restore lost moisture and calm itch and inflammation, and certified organic rosehip oil for skin regeneration and moisture re-balancing. The certified organic rosehip oil base is easily absorbed to condition skin and eyelids making lashes more lush, while the naturally sourced nutrients like Vitamin E help to heal, nourish and protect leaving the skin smooth, supple and glowing.
Our sensitive face wipes for all skin types contain certified organic rosehip, certified organic aloe vera and sweet almond oil
100% natural and biodegradable fibre
Free from alcohol and artificial perfumes
Free from parabens and petrochemicals
Ideal for sensitive skin
Removes all makeup including waterproof mascara
$9.94
Product information
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Ingredients
Purified water, caprylic/capric triglyceride (vegetable derived), glycerine (vegetable derived), cetearyl alcohol (plant derived mild emollient), certified organic aloe vera*, certified organic sweet almond oil*, certified organic rosehip oil*, tocopherol acetate (vitamin e), cetearyl glucoside (plant derived), polyaminopropyl biguanide (extra mild preservative). * Certified organic ingredients
Directions for Use
Gently wipe over face, eyelids and neck. If stored in vanity case ensure lid is properly secured.
Store out of direct sunlight to prevent drying out.
Warnings
For external use only.
Do not flush.
Discontinue use if irritation occurs.
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