Body Cream with Extract of Date Seeds – 120ml

Body Cream with Extract of Date Seeds – 120ml

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Body Cream by UpCirlcle is made with the extract of leftover date seeds. This beautiful hydrating and nourishing moisturiser is suitable for all skin types to leave your skin feeling smooth and supple. Use to soothe dry or irritated skin. Natural and sustainable Cruelty free and vegan Repurposed ing

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120ml

Made in the UK.

A hydrating body cream for all skin types with nourishing shea butter, linseed and olive oil.

This body cream is made with the anti-inflammatory extract of leftover date seeds, a by-product of date farming.

Soothe dry or irritated skin with this calming blend of ingredients. This cream will help to reduce inflammation to leave your skin feeling smooth and supple.

Each product in the UpCircle range sources and rescues by-products from other industries – the food and drink industry in particular. In recent years they have seen the dramatic rise of natural, then organic, then vegan and cruelty-free beauty, but they believe circular / by-product beauty will be the next step – UpCircle are proud to be pioneering that movement.

Packaging – Housed in a glass jar with an aluminium lid – fully recyclable packaging.

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