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Tierra Goes Green believes that the most effective ingredients are derived naturally from the Earth. This body serum is like a multivitamin for the skin. The oil works to brighten and smooth skin, while the subtle, natural insatiable aroma works to soothe the mind. This joyful blend is made with many of the most super-powered oils out there: avocado, baobab and jojoba just to name a few. They are light enough to soak in but heavy enough to seriously hydrate your skin. This simple but effective product is also great for dry/itchy skin and for keeping stretch marks at bay.
The Temple Treats Collection is all about the scent. Compassion is the scent of Earthy Suburban living. The individual connected to this scent is obsessed with the mental stimulation of the smell of clean! Imagine a home that never has a speck of dust or dirt with aromatherapy candles burning 24/7.
Now, lather on up and marvel at your skin’s glow!
How: Apply to clean, WET skin. Don't dry off before or after for best results!INGREDIENTS
For some reason my compassion doesn't smell like the compassion I had before l, smells like fortitude. Not complaining bc they all smell amazing lol and very moisturizing.
United StatesI am completely satisfied with my purchase. I saw other reviews about this, but it still didn’t prepare me for how this product made me feel when I used it. I have tried other “natural body oils”, but this is the first time I just couldn’t stop sniffing it. My skin feels so nice and soft as well !! I don’t think any other oil I have used has made my skin feel quite like this.
United StatesI typically stick with Unity and Truth because of their light and fruity scents. Little did I know that I've been sleeping on Compassion!!! I was pleasantly surprised with the sweet tropical scent. It is now a part of the trio of temple treats that are now must haves for me!
United StatesI love the oil overall but this scent is a bit fruity for my taste. I am excited to try other scents. I would like to try a more subtle scent, is there anything you recommend? If not, I’m interested in trying “Truly.”
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