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Conrise Soap

Manufactured By Connote Healthcare

Salt Synonyms

Rs. 76.00

MRP 80.00

(5% OFF)

Includes all taxes

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box of 75 gm Soap

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Information about Conrise Soap

Uses / Indications:

Wet the soap and lather it over the body and face before rinsing it off

Introduction:

Conrise Soap is a skincare supplement that helps nourish your skin. It can help moisturize the skin and help you feel fresh and rejuvenated. The soap can aid in stimulating the release of collagen and assuage inflammation.

How to use:

The presence of aloe vera can help increase the level of hidration|It can help soothe irritated skin and keep your skin feeling cool|Serves as an anti-inflammatory supplement that aids in rejuvenating the skin|The presence of vitamin E assists in protecting your skin from cell damage|It can be beneficial in softening the skin and locking in moisture

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Helps increase the level of hidration|Aids in soothing irritated skin|Serves as an anti-inflammatory supplement|Assists in protecting your skin from cell damage|It can be beneficial in softening the skin

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Store in a cool dry place away from direct sunlight|Keep out of the reach and sight of children|</div

Conrise Soap

Manufactured By Connote Healthcare

Salt Synonyms

Rs. 76.00

MRP 80.00

Includes all taxes

Package SIZE

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