Bellabaci120ml Innovative Genie Crème
R399
Please note
- For hygiene reasons, exchanges and returns will not be facilitated on these items unless returned, unopened in their original packaging.
About
The innovative Genie Crème is a fast-absorbing, deeply nourishing moisturizing cream for customers who prefer cream-based skincare. This is especially an excellent choice for dry and cracked skin. The Créme leaves your skin feeling silky soft and comfortable. Recommended for daytime use. No changes have been made to the active ingredients in your respective Genie formula.
Bye Bye Belly Blues Crème:
The Bye Bye Belly Blues Genie Crème is a fast absorbing, deeply nourishing cream with the added skin-loving power of Shea and Cocoa Butter to assist with relief for IBS, constipation, cramps and all those other tummy woes.
Cellulite Be Gone Genie Crème:
The Cellulite Be Gone Genie Crème is a fast absorbing, deeply nourishing cream with the added skin-loving power of Shea and Cocoa Butter. Formulated to effectively reduce the appearance of cellulite, orange peel and loss of skin tone. Get ready for the greatest full body detox ever!
Skin Get A Life Crème:
The Skin Get a Life Genie Crème is a fast absorbing, deeply nourishing cream with the added skin-loving power of Shea and Cocoa Butter. Formulated to effectively reduce the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, and stretch marks. Hello, you from 10 years ago..wink wink!
Stress No More Crème:
The Stress No More Genie Crème is a fast absorbing, deeply nourishing cream with the added skin-loving power of Shea and Cocoa Butter. Formulated to naturally assist with relief for stress, insomnia, depression, low libido, anxiety, cortisol overload and and adrenal fatigue.
Product Features
- Expiry Date: Feb 2023
- 120ml each
- Deeply Nourishing
- Moisturizing
- Silky Soft
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