Damascan Rose Facial Treatment 25ml
Brands: Aesop
Damascan Rose Facial Treatment is a concentrated blend of precious plant extracts delivering potent doses of vitamins and fatty acids. Relieves, nourishes and replenishes parched skin.
- Suited to: Normal, dry to extremely dry, and distressed skin
- Skin feel: Supple and nourished with a sustained finish
- Key ingredients: Rose petal, neroli blossom, violet leaf
- 25ml
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