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Tri-Body Wash - Freshening Blend

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Loaded with Shea Nut Butter, this thicker and richer wash has more lather and will soften the skin!  This is an emollient and energizing wash that will hydrate and nourish the skin and hair. Gentle enough to use as a face, hair and body wash. This blend will ease muscle aches and pains and with its antiseptic and anti-fungal properties it is a perfect foot or bath soak. It eliminates grease, chlorine and dirt from the hair and body and may help sooth skin injured by burns, irritations, cuts and insect bites.

Best Use:

  • 3-in-1 Body wash, shampoo, facial cleanser
  • Foot or body soak - eases muscle aches and pains
  • Anti-septic and anti-fungal properties
  • Removes chlorine, dirt, grease and body odor
  • Sooth skin injured by mild road rash, irritations, cuts and insect bites
  • Marathon training
  • Swimmers shampoo and body wash


Therapeutic benefits: Antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, relieves muscular aches, pains and stiffness.  Antimicrobial, antiviral.  Assists in blood circulation.

Aromatherapy benefits: Stimulating, balancing, soothing, refreshing. Relieves itchy or inflamed skin. Aphrodisiac properties.

Ingredients: Organic Saponified Coconut and Olive oils (with retained glycerin) Jojoba oil, Shea Nut Butter, Guar Gum Extract, Aloe Vera and Rosemary extract. Essential Oils of Ginger, Lemongrass, Sandalwood.

Directions:
Wet your skin or hair and add several drops to your hands, lather well and rinse. Dilute a few drops with water in the hands to use as a facial cleanser.


8 oz.  PET bottle with disc flip top  $18.00

 

Raves & Praise!

  1. Great for the gym!

    Posted by Unknown on 7th Jun 2012

    Nice scent, mild product, great for frequent use.

  2. Beautiful skin

    Posted by Noelle on 18th May 2012

    I remember I used this years ago and then started using other things when I ran out. I was in my 30's and having acne problems. Then I started working out regularly again and decided to purchase SCFA again. My skin cleared RIGHT up again and it's soft and beautiful. Also, I'm a vegetarian, so having a plant based beauty routine with no chemicals makes me feel cleaner and like I'm doing the right thing for my body.

  3. Best after a 2000 mile ride

    Posted by Marni Harang on 20th May 2011

    I am a solo long distance bike rider who uses and appreciates your Tri-Body Wash. On a recent 2,000 mile ride for charity, my post ride shower with the luscious smell and the delightful feeling of cleanness from your Tri-Body Wash was one of my favorite after ride rewards.

  4. Kudos

    Posted by Maurice Ellis on 12th May 2011

    "Kudos to Taylor on her skin care for athletes products. The Tri-body wash is so invigorating especially after my flying long trips. This is definitely the product for people on the move. Thanks T. S."

 

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