NZ Beauty Spa Lanolin Cream: Naturally Hydrating & Luxurious Skin Care

NZ Beauty Spa Lanolin Cream: Radiant Skin Secret - Naturally Soft & Smooth!

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Beauty Spa New Zealand Lanolin Cream is a skin tonic and soother that is based on a natural product that is very, very similar to the natural oils in human skin.

Lanolin is a natural sheep wool oil that moisturises and softens the skin.
Its gentle and natural properties have made it a favourite of New Zealand women and men for generations.
This lovely New Zealand Lanolin cream can be applied as often as needed to the face and body to nourish and condition the skin.
100g pot, made in New Zealand.
Shipped worldwide from NZ.

Here's what a customer said about our Lanolin cream:
'Dear Leslie, since I turned 40 it appears my body has turned against me. I have never in my life experienced dry skin, soon after I turned 40 my hands are so dry they even crack and bleed. I've been to my doctor, tried over the counter lotions and even changed my diet, nothing helped. I've spent so much money in the last 3 years on products that promised results. Your lotion is the only one that seems to work'.
Christie, 19 December 2006

And comments from another customer:
Aloha from Hawaii! Your lanolin cream I found wonderful! We don't have anything here that compares to it. Even the fragrance is very rich and pleasant, not the heavy smell and stiff consistency that I had expected, as from pure lanolin. Attached is an image of how I put it to use, to sooth my dry skin rash.

Thank you as well for the nice (gifts) included in the order. I am very impressed with your products and friendly service. I will be back again to visit your store, when I run low.
Sonya F, Hawaii, 5 June 2009