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Facia facial bar: Review

If you are on the look out for a ‘natural’ product to dislodge the dirt and grime, unclog the pores and cleanse your face thoroughly, then you might give 'Herbal Facia Facial Bar’ a try. With the goodness of rich herbs like saffron, sandal, aloevera and camphor, I have found that this product actually works; it leaves your skin glowing and scrupulously cleansed after each wash. You have to use it twice a day; it works up a rich, foamy lather and you have to let it stay for 2-3 minutes and then wash off. The fragrance is very pleasing and it’s also mentioned that Facia’s unique formula is perfect for all skin types and is suitable for both men and women. Costing just Rs.35/- it’s a steal.
Facia facial bar

Herbal Facia facial bar
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  1. Anonymous10:55 AM

    Facia soap is really a great soap which not just provides the skin with that extra bit of softness but also cleans it to give a facial kind of feeling. The soap has some extra scrubber kind of particles which cleans the skin and gives it that extra shine which the skin loses over times. Our skin needs to be taken good care of daily else it loses the glow and gets dull and boring but it’s not possible to go to the parlor or hire a beauty expert to take care of it daily .

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  2. Anonymous11:20 PM

    great post as usual!

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  3. Anonymous8:34 AM

    I read reviews about this soap yesterday and bought it. when i tried it I was amazed to see that the soap actually works brilliantly!!

    not only it cleaned my face, it also made it soft(no dryness) and leaves a wonderful fragrance...

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  4. nagela6:09 AM

    where can i buy some?

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  5. Aparna8:55 AM

    Hi Nagela, it's available everywhere in India. I don't think it's available in the US.

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  6. rohit11:39 AM

    is it available in medical store?

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  7. Aparna5:13 PM

    Hi rohit, yes it's available in medical stores.You can also get it at any general store.

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