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With so many skincare products to choose from, it is obvious that one can be overwhelmed but rest assured we have done the dirty work for you. We only create the best natural products suitable for problematic skin. The issues Kiyamel products target are:
just to name a few.
This new product release will leave you in awe and you want to make sure that you're among the first people to get your hands on it. Why? Because it's been proven to tackle those stated issues. This product is no other than Kiyamel Dead Sea Mud Scrub Soap. It's made with 11 powerful ingredients but today let's talk about these 3 powerful ones that customers love: Organic Shea Butter, activated charcoal, and dead sea clay.
Shea butter has been proven to have extensive anti-inflammatory and anti-aging properties. It helps soothe redness, swelling and promote collagen production.
Activated Charcoal helps unclog pores, remove deeper impurities and dead skin cells thus why it has been widely used to fight acne.
Dead Sea Clay is a gentle exfoliation that helps remove toxins from the skin. It's rich in iron, aluminum, potassium, and calcium.
Want to learn: what is dead sea mud soap?
It is not an accident that people are raving about Kiyamel Lux Dead Sea Mud Soap. Christelle from Florida said " I have an eczema prone skin, it tends to get very dry and itchy during the winter time, the Kiyamel Lux Dead Sea Mud Mask for acne has saved my life. I added their Healing & Soothing Oil and my skin has never been the same. It's soft and radiant. I barely wear any makeup when I go out now."
Our skin is too important to put a price tag on it. Both adults and babies can use the Kiyamel Organic Dead Sea Mud Mask. We're so happy that people are finding lasting results at an affordable price. Kiyamel has truly made luxury possible. If you'd like to get your hands on this heavenly soap please visit www.kiyamel.com.
Also check the new blog on Eczema Sucks but You Don't.
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