DR ORGANIC Tea Tree Deodorant, 50ml
A liquid cream roll-on deodorant, gentle yet highly effective providing skin care benefits to all skin types - It is based on organic tea tree blended with Aloe vera, sunflower oil, Icelandic moss and vitamin E - This everyday deodorant provides long-last
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| MPN | DR ORGANIC DR00145 |
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