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Bentonite Mineral enriched Shampoo Bar and Body Wash

Kate from Country Herbals Cottage Shop

Ngongotaha Cottage Shop Open Hours:
Friday 30 Aug 2 - 3.30pm
Saturday 31 Aug 2 - 5pm
Sunday 1st Sept 2 - 5pm
(or text a time 021 144 1113)
Bentonite Shampoo Bar and Body Wash: We are getting amazing feedback reporting serious scalp conditions clearing up after just a couple of washes with this mineral enriched shampoo bar.
Bentonite Clay and Goats Milk. Silky Smooth feel. Essential oils of (mostly) Orange, and hint of Eucalyptus. Natural Colour.
 Benefits of Bentonite For Skin: This amazing mineral clay helps to remove toxins from your pores, allows skin to heal and reduces inflammation. Bentonite clay helps in the lightening of acne marks on the face. Bentonite clay helps to heal scar tissue and stretch marks. For Hair: Aids hair growth: Bentonite clay contains sodium, potassium, and calcium – minerals that are essential for hair growth. Bentonite clay soaks up this extra sebum and makes your scalp inhospitable for this fungus, thus preventing the formation of more dandruff. ... But, additionally, it also removes dead skin cells from your scalp and cleanses hair follicles that, in turn, boost hair growth.
* Our Peppermint and C.C.Pain gels make wonderful hair growth promoting, and scalp soothing hair gels. (applied to wet hair) Also great for detangling ends of long hair.
* On the Ball Foot Lotion for new beautiful feet for Summer. Aids circulation, fights fungal infections heals dry cracked skin.
Kate from Country Herbals
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