Lindi Skin Total Chemo Collection, 6 Products
Description
This collection contains six products: Face Serum (available in Lavender or Citrus), Soothing Balm, Body Lotion, Eye Hydrator, Face Wash, and Body Wash — covering the skin changes that commonly come with chemotherapy.
How to use. Replace other soaps with the Body Wash, and use the Face Wash for face and neck. Follow with Body Lotion all over, the Soothing Balm where skin needs more, the Face Serum on face and neck, and the Eye Hydrator for the thin skin under the eyes.
About Lindi Skin. Clinically tested, dermatologist and allergy tested, paraben free, made in the U.S.A. in an FDA compliant facility, never tested on animals. Backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Product photos are illustrative. This collection contains the six items listed above.
Why It Matters
It's also how a lot of people start. Skin changes tend to arrive a few at a time — face, hands, lips, the thin skin under the eyes — and working out what each one needs is a research project nobody signed up for. A set that already covers the common ground means fewer decisions at a point when decisions are the expensive part.
And for someone buying on a survivor's behalf, it's the rare gift where you don't have to guess at a preference.
This collection contains six products: Face Serum (available in Lavender or Citrus), Soothing Balm, Body Lotion, Eye Hydrator, Face Wash, and Body Wash — covering the skin changes that commonly come with chemotherapy.
How to use. Replace other soaps with the Body Wash, and use the Face Wash for face and neck. Follow with Body Lotion all over, the Soothing Balm where skin needs more, the Face Serum on face and neck, and the Eye Hydrator for the thin skin under the eyes.
About Lindi Skin. Clinically tested, dermatologist and allergy tested, paraben free, made in the U.S.A. in an FDA compliant facility, never tested on animals. Backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Product photos are illustrative. This collection contains the six items listed above.
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