Moisturizing Body Oil | Dry Touch - by Elodie's Naturals Natural Aroma:2 oz. Fleur de Cotton (sweet warm vanilla) In a consumer perception survey BZ-0013-050

Name: Moisturizing Body Oil | Dry Touch - by Elodie's Naturals Natural Aroma:2 oz. Fleur de Cotton (sweet warm vanilla) In a consumer perception survey BZ-0013-050
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 29520647357
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Moisturizing Body Oil | Dry Touch - by Elodie's Naturals Natural Aroma:2 oz. Fleur de Cotton (sweet warm vanilla) In a consumer perception survey BZ-0013-050

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Moisturizing Body Oil Dry Touch by Elodie's Naturals Natural Aroma:2 oz. Fleur de Cotton (sweet warm vanilla) In a consumer perception survey BZ 0013 050 In a consumer perception survey with participants using this product daily Perfect for those who like their scent to flirt first A lightweight moisturizing oil for the body Wild Provence Lavender: lavender

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