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The Skin Type Solution
Dermalogica mediBac Clearing Skin Wash (8.4 oz.)
This non-irritating, naturally-foaming cleanser is the perfect start to around-the-clock control of breakouts, comedones and excess surface oils. Salicylic Acid sloughs off dead skin cells to clear clogged follicles, helping to prevent future breakout activity. Soothing, naturally-antiseptic extracts of Balm Mint, Eucalyptus, Tea Tree, Burdock and Camphor calm congested, aggravated skin. Skin is left clean [...]
Yellow Dock Root Vegicaps (Rumex crispus) 500 caps/480 mg: C
Vegetarian Capsules Starwest Herb Capsules 100 count are packaged in a light and moisture-resistant white bottle, with a tamper-evident, pressure-sealed lid. 500 count bulk packs are packaged in foil, barrier-seal bags. Our superior quality herbs are captured in 100% natural and Certified Kosher size 0 vegetarian capsules. Derived from naturally occurring vegetable cellulose and 100% [...]
Sarsaparilla Root 4:1 Powdered Extract (Smilax officinalis) 5 kg (11 lbs): Q
Used as an infusion, decoction, extract and tincture. The dried roots of certain South and Central American Smilax species are the source of sarsaparilla, which has been used medicinally, but is now used mainly in confectionary and soft drinks. The following species are sources of sarsaparilla (Pereira 1842, Trease & Evans 1966, Wallis 1967): Smilax [...]
Sarsaparilla Root Extract (Smilax medica) 8 fl oz: HH
Used as an infusion, decoction, extract and tincture. The dried roots of certain South and Central American Smilax species are the source of sarsaparilla, which has been used medicinally, but is now used mainly in confectionary and soft drinks. The following species are sources of sarsaparilla (Pereira 1842, Trease & Evans 1966, Wallis 1967): Smilax [...]
