Nubian Heritage expands collection into facial care

Published: 3-Feb-2017
Skin Care

The brand focuses on natural ingredients and has continued the concept into its The Africa Black Facial Care collection

Nubian Heritage has expanded its bath and body collection into facial care.

The African Black Facial Care collection ($4.99-$16.99) is available online and in Whole Foods. Inspired by traditional healing philosophies the range features US-certified homeopathic remedies.

The collection is naturally black in colour, and is designed to soothe and clear blemishes.

The African Black Soap Facial Care collection is cruelty-free and does not contain parabens, sulfates, phthalates, paraffin, mineral oil, petroleum, DEA, synthetic fragrance or artificial colouring.

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