Just before the arrival of spring this year, Skin Regimen will be releasing its potent '10.0 Tulsi Booster,' a pure concentrated formula of a holy Indian herb that is revered for its adaptogenic, antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties.
The highly concentrated formula spotlights holy basil as a skincare ingredient, as it is believed to be beneficial for soothing irritations and acne, as well as treating skin from the inside out.
The formula boasts the texture of a dry oil, making the product one that effortlessly sinks into the skin without leaving a heavy feeling behind. The all-new product from Skin Regimen is touted as one that's a nourishing and protective solution for the skin.
Adaptogenic Herbal Skincare
Skin Regimen's '10.0 Tulsi Booster' is Powered by Holy Basil
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