Flos Rhubarb root, 50 g
Description
Flos Comfrey Root is a cosmetic product intended for the preparation of baths. Comfrey, also called comfrey, is a perennial plant that belongs to the borage family. Its root is used for beauty treatments.
Consol contains allantoin, which regenerates and soothes the skin, while smoothing and softening it. A console bath pleasantly relaxes the whole body and is recommended for people with problematic or damaged skin.
The formula contains 100% console root.
Features
| Product code | 321847 |
| Category | Bath foams, For the bathroom |
| Brand | Flos |
| Delivery from | Poland |
Flos Rhubarb root, 50 g
Flos Rhubarb root, 50 g
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€ 3,70
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The product I ordered is not the one I received: the image shows "comfrey root/Symphyti radix" (as written on the back of the envelope), but the website lists it as "rhubarb root/Rheum officinale."
I request that the product listing on the website be corrected.