Smüth™ Lotion - 180ml / 6 fl. oz
Solution for achieving clean and smooth skin for both women and men.
SMÜTH™ LOTION is one of the top selling solution for achieving clean and smooth skin for both women and men.
SMÜTH Lotion acts effectively to minimize or eliminate ingrown hair and reduces redness after waxing or following shaving.
SMÜTH improves and/or corrects acne (for both men and women).
Men will find it exceedingly useful for the face, neck and scalp.
Women may use it on legs, bikini lines, under arms and in instances where shaving creates ingrown hair or razor bumps.
SMÜTH Lotion works very quickly - you will notice results within 24 hours.
It helps prevent and sooth:
- Bumps (neck, clipper, razor)
- Ingrown hair problems
- Redness of the skin
- Bikini lines
- After waxing, shaving, or electrolysis
- Acne
HOW SMÜTH WORKS?
It will cause a mild exfoliation of the skin which is a normal reaction and is beneficial, leaving your skin soft and smooth.
Should you inadvertently run out of deodorant, SMÜTH can also be used as a substitute.
Allergies: Do not use SMÜTH if you are allergic to aspirin. If this is your first time using SMÜTH, apply a small amount to your skin to test reactions.
SMÜTH has not yet been tested for use during pregnancy.
Some crystal formation may be noted in cold climates, however, the crystals will disappear if the bottle has been left at room temperature for a few days. This will not affect the performance of SMÜTH.
INGREDIENTS
Denatured alcohol, water, propylene, glycol, acetylsalicylic acid, and glycerin.
SMÜTH Lotion is certified by Health Canada.
INSTRUCTIONS
Applicable to both women and men.
Apply SMÜTH to dry skin. Use before bed time and again in the morning after showering, shaving, and drying. Allow product to dry on skin.
Moisturizer and cologne can de applied over the product once it has dried. When you have obtained the desired results, continue to apply SMÜTH on a daily basis in order to maintain an optimum smoothness of skin.
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