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Tamanu Vitamin E Recovery Face Creme

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Super Natural. Dry and aging-looking skin often benefits from the nourishing, anti-aging-loved qualities of Madagascar's tamanu oil and all natural vitamin E in this cellular repair cre'me. Made in a base of pure, organic aloe vera juice (not recycled water), our concentrated cre'me is extremely regenerating as it ultra-hydrates cells. Scroll down to discover more.

Size: 2 oz.

  • - The Story -
    BEHIND THE PRODUCT
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    INGREDIENTS
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    HOW TO USE
Give aging-looking and dry skin the nutrients it craves with Madagascar's nourishing tamanu oil. Revered as a treasured beauty oil, rare Madagascan tamanu oil is rich and deeply conditioning. An anti-aging cocktail, tamanu oil and all natural vitamin E can markedly decrease the appearance of wrinkles, help prevent moisture loss, decrease acne outbreaks and encourage healthy cell regeneration. This cream is just what the medicine man (or woman) ordered for skin lacking luster and firmness as it lends its anti-oxidant powers to help combat free radicals that damage skin.

*Our products are made with natural and organic ingredients to care for your hair and skin. However, keep in mind that results may vary!

Contains only: USDA certified organic aloe vera, certified organic tamanu oil, vegetable emulsifying wax, 5% natural vitamin E, naturally derived preservative (glucono delta-lactose), sodium benzoate
Massage small amount of cream into freshly cleansed face. Repeat daily.

Meet the Founder

In 1999, Tammie Umbel, embarked on an incredible journey to bring natural beauty secrets to the world. Considered one of the founding mothers of the green beauty movement, Tammie spent endless years identifying indigenous ingredients and their traditional uses. Tammie continues her quest for unknown ingredients to enhance skin and hair health while creating economic opportunities for remote regions of the world. She works closely with wildlife conservation groups which give economic incentives to local populations to preserve habitats.

SheaTerra Founder, TAMMIE UMBEL