Weleda Wild Rose Body Oil 100ml
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Product Description
Enrich your skin, your mood and your life with the intensely moisturising benefits of this wild rose body oil from Weleda.
The exquisitely light blend of silken moisturising oils is fragranced with a delightful aroma that evokes images of damask roses growing free across wild, open landscapes. Even as the body oil's scent invigorates and inspires, however, it simultaneously sets to work regenerating and rejuvenating your body. In tests conducted by Weleda, respondents reported a 26% increase in the softness of their skin, and those same tests also indicated a 21% improvement in firmness.
These benefits stem from an ingredient list that combines the skincare advantages of precious, organic wild rose oil with that derived from sweet almonds and organic jojoba.
Suitable for vegans, this luxurious body lotion gives you everything you need to combine an intense pampering session with the long-term health and wellbeing of your skin.
Written by Alex Bryson, Beauty Editor
Product details
Skin Type: Dry
Ingredient Highlights: Organic, vegan friendly and contains jojoba oil, rose oil and vitamin e.
Formulated without: Mineral oil, parabens, peg, phthalates, silicone, sles, sls and contains no animal derived ingredients.
Good to know: This product is cruelty free.
Ingredient Features
If you're looking to moisturise the skin and to restore the skin then the vitamin e contained in this Weleda item provides the perfect solution. There is also jojoba oil contained in this item which works to calm psoriasis, eczema and other skin conditions and to minimise the appearance of scars.
How do you use it?
Massage a few drops into damp skin after a shower or bath
Delivery & Returns
This product is eligible for free standard delivery with Landys Chemist. Orders are expected to arrive 1-5 days after dispatch. Shipping available to UK addresses only.
The returns policy for this retailer is around 28 days, see their website for further information.
