Massage Base - Cream/Gel Hybrid

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Massage Base - Cream / Gel Hybrid

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Product Code: MSBB-MS

1 oz Net Wt [$3.31]
64 oz Net Wt - 4 lbs [$64.00]
112 oz Net Wt - 7 lbs [$94.68]
36 lbs Net Wt ( 5 Gallons ) [$221.68]

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Ingredients & Additional Information

COA (Certificate of Analysis)

This Massage Base is a hybrid of a gel and a cream and has been specifically formulated to provide great slip and good penetration for maximum moisturization of the skin, yet it is light and non-greasy.

Ingredient Highlights
* Cocoa Butter
* Mango Butter
* Aloe Vera

Ingredients: Aloe Vera, Vegetable Glycerin, Cocoa Butter, Mango Butter, Rice Bran Oil, Natural Emulsifying Wax, Vegetable Stearic Acid, Methylcellulose, Silver Dihydrogen Citrate
FCC, Food Grade
No synthetics or colorants added.
GMO Free, Gluten Free
Vegan.

Manufactured By: This product was formulated and is manufactured at our facility.

It is made as needed to provide the freshest product possible.
Origin: USA

Form: Emulsion/Gel
Appearance/Color: Cream
pH Range: 4.5-5.8
Solubility: Water

Storage: Ambient temperature. Do not store in direct sunlight. Do not refrigerate.

All modifications of bases are the responsibility of the customer, along with all necessary Research and Development associated with the final product.

Shelf Life

Skincare is food for the skin.

The two goals of fresh and natural, mean a natural product should be fresh and a fresh product should be natural. The normal anticipated shelf life of a natural product is about 1 year from the date of purchase from the manufacturer. The actual shelf life of the product may be longer or shorter depending on how the product is altered, changed, stored, packaged and handled before sale to the final consumer. If ingredients are added to our bases and stock products, you’ll want to consider if they will shorten or change the shelf life and stability of the product.

In general, it is up to the company that is selling to the final consumer to determine the anticipated shelf life of the product. Currently the FDA does not require expiration dates on cosmetics or skincare products. Consider being conservative about expiration time frames and encouraging the consumer to use up the product while it is fresh (3-6 months) or discard it after the time frame has pasted.

It is the responsibility of the customer to conduct appropriate research and development on the use and safety of each item they order before retailing this item to the final consumer.