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Tunda mangu
Gula nga weetegefu
  1. Ebirango byonna
  2. Obulungi n'Okwefaako
  3. Okulabirira obwenyi
  4. Ebizigo Ebinnyiriza Olususu
  5. Plant Okulabirira obwenyi
Kyetumbuddwa
Kampala, Central Division, Obaddeko 1 essaawa emabega
22 okulabibwa

:Qasil Powder

Eby'abakazi n'abasajja
Obusajja oba Obukazi
Mask ez'amaaso
Ekika
Melanic
Ekifaananyi ky'ekikozesebwa
Ebyinza buli kika ky'ekikowe
Ekika ky'olususu
Okwongera ebisi
Ekizibu ky'olususu
Kirongoofu, Kyabulijjo
Entegeka
Adireesi y'edduuka
Kampala • Central Division
Mukwano courts Buganda Road Level 1 rm 3
Opposite hotel triangle near cps road
Kigguddwawo kati
• Bal - Lw6, 08:30-17:00
Qasil is a natural plant-based skincare ingredient that comes from the leaves of the Gob tree, also known as the African soapberry tree. It is a popular traditional beauty remedy in East Africa, particularly in Somalia and Ethiopia. Qasil has numerous benefits for the skin, its ability to exfoliate, cleanse, and detoxify. It contains high levels of antioxidants, which help to protect the skin from damage caused by free radicals. It also has anti-inflammatory properties that can help to soothe and calm irritated skin. In addition, qasil has moisturizing properties that can help to hydrate the skin To use qasil, you can mix it with water to create a paste and apply it to your face or body. Gently massage the paste into your skin, using circular motions, and leave it on for a few minutes before rinsing it off with warm water.
Laga essimu
USh 30,000
40 Endowoozalaba byonna
Loopa obukambwe
Amagezi ag’okukuuma obulungi
  • Weewaleko okusasula kuddala, ne bwe kuba kuduusa
  • Sisinkananga omutunzi mu kifo eky'ekwerinda ekirikimu abantu abangi
  • Kebera ekintu era okakase nti kye ky'oyagala ddala
  • Kakasa nti ekintu ekyazibwamu kye werekebako.
  • Sasula bw'oba nga omusanyufu bokka
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