Melting Body Oil Balm

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The skin is the body's largest organ. It is constantly exposed to external aggressors such as the sun, wind, pollution, rubbing of clothing and temperature changes. That's why it's so important to apply a special body cream to help maintain a good level of hydration. Each application reinforces the skin's natural barrier, leaving it stronger and more supple. A body cream provides the skin with the nutrients it needs to stay young, soft and radiant. With a body cream, you'll: Prevent skin dryness.

Improve skin suppleness.

Restore very dry areas such as knees and elbows.

Soften calluses.

Reduce the risk of itching caused by dry skin.

Forget the "crocodile-skin" look of dry skin.

The application of a body cream is also an opportunity to treat yourself to a rejuvenating pampering interlude. These few minutes dedicated to your well-being are a relaxing appointment that's easy to set up.