ExpiredVanilla Mozi Outdoor Body Cream

$43 ~~$49.95~~ Save 14% ($6.95)

Posted 29 April 2024 5:26:19 pm

Check current price @ Aussie Health Products. Seen for $46.90 6 hrs 35 min ago.

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Description

A beautiful, non-toxic, moisturising body cream that will protect you and your family from biting bugs such as mosquitos, midgees, and sandflies. It’s better than insect repellent – as it hides you from bugs naturally and botanically.

Vanilla Mozi have harnessed natural plant and flower extracts (think sweet Vanilla and fresh Spearmint) in this formula and when applied to your skin it helps mask your scent. It tricks bugs into sensing you’re a flower they instinctively avoid instead of their next meal ticket. In a non-toxic, chemical-free process you will become bite-proof.

Think of this product as a veil and definitely not a repellent because they contain harmful pesticide ingredients. Our cream is packed with nothing but lush plant oils, butters, waxes, and essential oils that will leave your skin feeling soft and supple.

USAGE AND DIRECTIONS

Vanilla Mozi Bite-Proof Body Cream has been designed for sensitive skin and all ages. It is safe for the whole family including breastfeeding mothers and babies.

Apply as the last step in your routine (after SPF); as you would your moisturiser.
Ensure you cover all exposed skin and for best results reapply every 2 hours (minimum).
We recommend that you do a patch test prior to use.

It’s the perfect secret weapon for mothers during mosquito season and campers will fall in love with this cream. If you’re a ‘mosquito magnet’ then we recommend this as your new daily moisturiser. It can also be applied before bed to ensure you’re protected overnight.

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