Achieve radiant, glowing skin with Parama Naturals Turmeric All Day Lite Face Oil. This nourishing face oil is carefully formulated to give you a healthy, luminous complexion while providing natural protection against sun damage, aging, pollution, harsh chemicals, and cosmetics.
Best suited for – all skin types, especially acne-prone or oily skin with large pores. Good for teens onwards.
Benefits-
1.Radiant, Glowing Skin : The Turmeric All Day Lite Face Oil enhance your skin’s natural radiance, leaving it luminous and glowing. Say goodbye to dullness and hello to a vibrant complexion that turns heads.
2. Even Skin Tone : This face oil helps even out your skin tone, diminishing the appearance of discoloration and promoting a more uniform complexion. Enjoy a balanced and harmonious skin tone that boosts your confidence.
3.Intense Moisturization : Our face oil deeply moisturizes your skin, providing long-lasting hydration without feeling heavy or greasy. It nourishes and replenishes your skin, leaving it soft, supple, and moisturized throughout the day.
4. Natural Protection : Formulated with natural ingredients, this face oil acts as a protective shield against sun damage, aging, pollution, harsh chemicals, and cosmetics. It helps defend your skin, keeping it healthy and resilient.
5. Clean and Sustainable: Parama Naturals is committed to clean beauty and sustainability. Our face oil is free from harmful chemicals, parabens and synthetic fragrances. It is vegan-friendly, cruelty-free, and ethically sourced.
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How to Use-
1. Post-bath moisturiser - After bath or face cleansing with a natural cleanser. Pat dry. Apply on face and neck in circular upward motion, and especially in the under-eye area. Leave on and let it work its magic throughout the day.
2. Anytime moisturizer - Apply directly on face, neck and hands (similar to the above method)
3. As a base under any other cosmetics - Apply directly on face and neck to give a protective coat, before using other cosmetics which may have chemicals in them.
