Del Indio Papago Tepezcohuite Night Cream - Tepezcohuite Cream from Mexico - Reduces Wrinkles, Renews Skin, Grease Free - JUMBO SIZE 4 Oz
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- NATURAL HERBAL SOAP COLLECTION – Includes four herbal soaps: Tea Tree & Eucalyptus, Aloe Vera & Sulfur, Tomato, and Tepezcohuite. Made with botanical ingredients to help cleanse, nourish, and support healthy-looking skin.
- DEEP CLEANSING & OIL CONTROL – Tea Tree and Eucalyptus help remove impurities and control excess oil while refreshing the skin, making it ideal for oily and acne-prone skin types.
- ACNE & SKIN CLARIFYING SUPPORT – Aloe Vera and Sulfur help purify pores, soothe irritated skin, and support clearer-looking skin with gentle cleansing.
- SKIN BRIGHTENING & ANTIOXIDANT CARE – Tomato extract combined with Vitamin C and Vitamin E helps brighten dull skin and improve overall skin tone.
- REPAIRING & NOURISHING FORMULA – Tepezcohuite bark, chamomile extract, and aloe vera help nourish skin and support natural skin regeneration while promoting soft and smooth skin.
Product Description
Del Indio Papago Herbal Soap Collection offers a natural skincare solution inspired by traditional herbal ingredients. This 4-pack includes Tea Tree & Eucalyptus, Aloe Vera & Sulfur, Tomato, and Tepezcohuite soaps, each formulated to support healthy-looking skin. The Tea Tree & Eucalyptus soap helps cleanse impurities and control excess oil, making it ideal for oily and acne-prone skin. Aloe Vera & Sulfur soap helps clarify pores, soothe irritated skin, and support a balanced complexion. Tomato soap is enriched with antioxidants, Vitamin C, and Vitamin E to help brighten dull skin and improve skin tone. Tepezcohuite soap, known for its traditional skin-repairing properties, helps nourish and support skin regeneration while providing deep cleansing. Each bar weighs 125g and is suitable for both face and body use. This herbal soap collection is ideal for daily cleansing and helps promote soft, refreshed, and healthy-looking skin.










