AXIS-Y Spot the Difference Blemish Treatment - 15 ml

AXIS-Y Spot the Difference Blemish Treatment - 15 ml

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$43.40

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AXIS-Y Spot the Difference Blemish Treatment - 15 mlAXIS Y Spot the Difference Blemish Treatment For perfect skin Formulated for acne prone, oily and sensitive skin, Spot The Difference Blemish Treatment provides effective relief from breakouts and blemishes. Is designed to provide quick relief and noticeable results and will ensure that with every drop. Tea Tree Extract Helps soothe skin and reduce irritation, dries out blemishes and breakouts. Significantly treats pigmentation. Effectively treats

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012