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According to one reviewer, it feels “heavenly” on the body.
When the temperature drops, it's hard to get that much sunlight after so many days in the sun. And if you notice that your skin is looking a little dull, it's time to try a product that will improve your complexion, whatever the season. Take Kopari's Golden Aura body oil, for example. The formula makes you shine thanks to its many moisturizing ingredients. Even celebrities like Kourtney Kardashian can't get enough of the brand's moisturizer . So if you're looking for a solution for dry skin this season, this is a great start.
39 dollars
Kopari Golden Aura Body Oil provides instant hydration and a warm floral scent. This non-greasy formula is made with ingredients like hyaluronic acid, squalane, shea, coconut, and sunflower oil, which one reviewer says leaves skin feeling "smooth." Together they provide long-lasting moisture, protect and soothe the skin. It's no surprise that one fan called this nutrient-rich formula "pure gold" for hydration.
Additionally, this product contains 24 carat pure gold, which soothes inflammation and reduces redness on the body. This product contains tiny gold flakes that melt into the skin after application. But the best. This body oil makes skin glow, giving it what reviewers call a “golden glow.” For best results, simply apply to damp skin.
Reviewers agree that Golden Aura Body Oil makes a big difference in post-shower care. "I wear this every time I get out of the shower," says one reviewer. “It makes my feet smooth, moisturized and very soft. Another fan said it made skin look “heavenly” and “so sexy.”
"I have dry skin and this light oil is perfect," wrote another reviewer. “It absorbs right into the skin and leaves it super soft and supple.” And one customer said: “The dry, ripe skin feels much softer.”
Moisturize your skin in winter with Kopari Golden Aura Body Oil.
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