Serious Skin Care Olive Oil Deep Facial Peel - Item: 195-973

Would you like to experience that wonderful, deep-down clean feeling in your
face? Serious Skin Care's First Pressed Olive Oil Deep
Facial Peel is a thick, rich beauty treatment formulated to help
exfoliate dead, dry, flaky skin cells. It helps leave your skin feeling smooth
and supple. You receive a 4 oz. jar.
Directions: Apply a smooth, even layer onto freshly cleansed skin. Leave on
for a minimum of 15 minutes. To remove, wet skin with warm water and work the
peel into a milky cream by gently massaging in with your fingertips. Splash
clean with warm water or remove with a damp washcloth. Keywords: Home Shopping Network, HSN, HSN TV exfoliator cleanser moisturizer scrub

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[Orchid899]

Regular olive oil from the grocery store does wonders for your hair and skin. The good stuff is only 9 bucks a bottle. And how much is that chemical laden crap they're pushing?

[Pastelrose1]

Flag this video as spam (reason is mass advertising). I agree with you - Home Shopping Network has no business with YouTube.

[anoniem2200]

crap

[53329]

i HATE when they put the product on their hand..... is the skin on your hands the same as the skin on your face? no.

[davidfiorini62]

Get off YouTube HSN!

[TheGuardianCore]

but...normal olive oil works even better.

[tribalwarriorgirl]

i want this.

[kohaku1731]

OMG PLZ FLAG, this crap doesnt belong on youtube, but dont just flag this vid, flag the whole channel

[ToenailfungusCure22]

It can also be used for body massage and can be added to the bath or to your usual skin care product.

[shelties100998]

jojoba oil is most similar plant oil to your natural oil produced by the body

[florencelovme]

@Pastelrose1 I am more bothered by profiting youtubers and their stupid videos than by this. At least this is informative and does not beg us to subscribe. No I will not flag this.

[AbortedBabysInMakeUp]

@HiediGirlz A San Francisco cosmetics company has ignited an outcry among pro-lifers for including an unexpected ingredient in its anti-aging creams: skin-cell proteins from an aborted fetus.