Product Details

Product Size: 30ml

Age Range: Adult

Texture: Cream

Item Form: Tube

Skin Types: Suitable for all skin types

Brand: DR. Rashel

What it does?

Dr. Rashel Aloe Vera Pimple Cream is a sterilization that inhibits inflammation and can be used effectively to control acne, pimples, and blackheads while caring for the skin. It also aids in cell regeneration and the reduction or fading of scars. It keeps the skin soft and smooth

Key Benefits Of Dr Rashel Aloe Vera Anti Acne Pimple Cream  

• Plant anti-acne
• Repair acne marks
• Aperture is minimized
• Anti-inflammatory
• Aperture is minimized
• Tighten pores
• Repair scars

Side Effects

At the time of publishing this content, there are no noted side effects of this product but if you notice any side effects using the product, please discontinue and contact our Customer service agent.

How to Use Dr Rashel Aloe Vera Anti Acne Pimple Cream

Treat skin morning and night by dispensing cream into the palm of your hand and applying evenly on areas of discolorations

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