Sri Sri Tattva Rose Mist, by Shankara - 100 ml
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Sri Sri Tattva
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Shankara’s Rose Facial Mist is an aromatic bliss that celebrates the healing properties of roses. The mist is crafted to perfection with the highest quality roses from India. Each spritz of the mist helps de-stress, combat dryness, tone the skin, calm sensitive skin & relax the mind. It is ideal for preparing the skin before a skincare regime.
Benefits -
Natural hydration & cooling for the face
Rejuvenated skin with cell regeneration
Relieves stress, anxiety & depression
Long-lasting aroma
Restores density and gives a radiant glow
How to Use -
Step 01
Wash your face with a gentle Shankara Face Cleanser
Step 02
Spritz the mist onto the face and neck
Include in AM & PM routine before applying serum and moisturizer for best results. One can spray the mist over makeup & reapply as required.
Please read the product label and packaging carefully before use and follow all instructions, directions, warnings, and precautions provided. Use the product only for its intended purpose and do not exceed any stated quantity or recommended use. Check the product and packaging before use. Do not use it if damaged, opened, tampered with, or if the safety seal is broken or missing. Keep out of reach of children and store as directed on the packaging. If you have any specific health, safety, allergy, or other concerns, seek appropriate professional advice before use. Discontinue use if you experience any unexpected reaction or issue. Always refer to the product packaging for the most current and accurate information
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Sri Sri Tattva Rose Mist, by Shankara - 100 ml

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