Shea Butter Lotion - 118 mL

NOW Shea Butter Lotion is available from NOW Foods at GoldFarmaci. NOW Shea Butter Lotion is a 118 mL body lotion formulated with 10% shea butter. Halsa suggests applying it as needed to very dry skin. This page brings together the product name, pack size, format and source-listed details for shoppers comparing NOW supplements and wellness products. The NOW Shea Butter Lotion listing reflects the original Halsa product information and the package size shown above.

NOW Shea Butter Lotion: product details

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• Brand: NOW Foods
• Product: Shea Butter Lotion - 118 mL
• Format: 118 mL
• Product information: NOW Shea Butter Lotion is a 118 mL body lotion formulated with 10% shea butter. Halsa suggests applying it as needed to very dry skin.

How to choose and use NOW Shea Butter Lotion

Follow the instructions printed on the product label and do not exceed the suggested use. Supplements can interact with medicines or be unsuitable for some people; ask a qualified healthcare professional if you are pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or managing a health condition. For topical or home-use products, follow the package directions and precautions. Store the product as indicated on the label.

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