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    Damascus rose flower

    Field of application

    Beauty Treatments

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    • Chemotyped essential oils
    Dosage
    Mix 1 drop of essential oil with 50 ml of jojoba vegetable oil. Apply this exceptional mixture with a subtle natural scent, massaging locally the affected areas, taking care to avoid mucous membranes and the eye area.
    Advice
    "1 drop CTEO Damascus Rose + 9 drops VO Apricot Kernels.
    In the person at the end of life, place 1 drop of this mixture just between the upper lip and the nostril.
    To be renewed twice a day.
    Also, 3 drops to massage in the palm of the left hand in a counterclockwise direction. "
    Precautions
    Avoid contact with the eyes. Do not use on damaged skin. Do not use if you are allergic to any of the components. Keep out of the reach of young children. Do not use during pregnancy and lactation and in children under 7 years old. Store away from any source of heat and light. External use.
    Reference

    15184

    EAN

    5420008526398

    CNK

    2733426

    Nut/PL

    2860521

    Regulatory status

    Cosmetic

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