Seer Secrets | Jasmine

Seer Secrets - Jasmine Collection 


1. Bath Oil

2. Body Cleanser

3. Sage Apothecary - Jasmine Essential Oil

4. Jasmine Soap



1. Sedative Jasmine & Orange Deep Moisture Replenishing Bath & Shower Oil Mist 100 mL




1. Helps create a sense of well-being.
2. Gives the skin a very soft and smooth feel.
3. It's soothing scent of Jasmine and Orange Essential Oils - gives a feeling of relaxation.
4. The combination of Orange and Coconut stimulates the mind and spirit.
5. Promotes detoxification of the skin.






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2. Sedative Jasmine & Orange Soothing Yogurt Enzyme Body Cleanser 200 mL






With a soothing scent, the formula is infused with jasmine & orange essential oil and extract of amla & reetha which provides the essence of relaxation in a blissful relaxing effect of aromatherapy in your shower.


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3. Jasmine Essential Oil 




1. Jasmine helps to promote self-esteem and confidence.
2. Used as a skin emollient.
3. Helps to soften the skin. 
4. Helps to convert a hard, dry, and callous skin area into a smooth and flexible texture. 
5. Promotes relaxation and eases tension.




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4. Jasmine Soap 


1. Jasmine gently cleanses the skin.
2. It keeps the skin moisturized.
3. It revives dull skin.
4. It reduces irritation.
5. Provides intense nourishment to the skin.
6. Its floral scent helps to uplift the mood and relax the tired muscles.




Ingredients :
Aqua, Glycerine Soap Base, Aloe Vera Extract, Wheatgerm Cold Pressed Oil, Organic Virgin Coconut Cold Pressed Oil, Sweet Almond Cold Pressed Oil, Jasmine Essential Oil.

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