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willowherb

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willowherb
1. any of various temperate and arctic onagraceous plants of the genus Epilobium, having narrow leaves, terminal clusters of pink, purplish, or white flowers, and willow-like feathery seeds
2. short for rosebay willowherb (see rosebay)
3. (not in botanical usage) another name for purple loosestrife (see loosestrife)
4. hairy willowherb See codlins-and-cream


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This highly aromatic and powerful antioxidant treatment, known for its keratolytic and nourishing benefits, is improved by the addition of willowherb extract, an active bacteria fighter; whitewillow bark, a source of salicin, a natural anti-inflammatory agent; and bisabolol, a chamomile derivative that calms stressed skin.
Moisturizer SPF 15: A lightweight day lotion with willowherb and clover extracts, that moisturizes skin where needed, without adding greasiness.
The ultra-gentle baby lotion is a unique 100% natural holistic hydrator for baby's skin made using extracts of pure organic almond oil, wild rosehip and combined with willowherb extract to help heal the first signs of irritation, reduce any redness and leave the skin healthy and smooth.
 
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