Oil for Scar Tissue

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Oil for Scar Tissue

Acne-Prone Skin Calendula Oil Camellia Seed Oil EcoSilk MB Evening Primrose Oil Helichrysum Essential Oil Rosemary Antioxidant Scars Shea butter Oil Stretch Marks

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An excellent oil blend with a high Omega Fatty Acid and Vitamin E content that makes it great for diminishing the appearance of scar tissue and stretch marks.

Stage 1: (room temperature)
44% Organic Calendula Oil
28% Vitamin E
12% Camellia Seed Oil
9% Evening Primrose Oil
3% Shea Butter Oil
3% EcoSilk MB
0.5% Rosemary Antioxidant
0.5% Helichrysum Essential Oils
100% Total

Method:

Weigh out all the ingredients, blend, then bottle and label.

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