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TNW-The Natural Wash Charcoal Soap & Cucumber Toner
CTNR1860517 CTNR1860517TNW-The Natural Wash
2025-12-22
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| Size | Combo |
|---|---|
| Use Before/Expiry/Best Before | 24 Months from Manufactured or date of MFG. |
| Color | Multi-Color |
| Preference | Paraben Free |
| Benefits | Tackle Blackheads & Whiteheads |
| Concerns | Open Pores |
| Usage Instructions | TNW Charcoal Soap - Rub it gently on wet face and body to form healthy lather. Rinse well with plain water. TNW Cucumber Toner - To cleanse or remove makeup,spray the cucumber toner all over your face. Wipe it with a cotton pad. For toning and hydrating your face,spray the cucumber toner directly on your face and let it sit before applying a layer of moisturizer. |
| Number of Pieces | 2 |
| Combo | Yes |
The charcoal soap is a sulphate-free natural handmade bathing bar. It contains a perfect blend of activated charcoal, neem and cinnamon with antibacterial and antifungal properties. It helps to remove accumulated impurities, soothe and hydrates the skin naturally by controlling oil production. The cucumber toner has a natural and alcohol-free content with antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties that soothes your skin by calming skin irritation. It controls the presence of excess oil and maintains the skin's pH balance. It can be used as a toner, make-up remover and face mist.
Primary Ingredients:
Key Ingredients: Charcoal
Other Ingredients:
Composition: TNW Charcoal Soap - Charcoal, Cinnamon, Neem, Castor Oil, Aloe Vera and Glycerine Extract. TNW Cucumber Toner - Cucumber, Mint and Aloe Vera.
